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De-risk your ERP Transformation with Silico

Business Process Simulation (BPS) with Silico helps you find the optimal ERP transformation to implement for your organisation and monitor and optimise its implementation.

Different ERP systems can have varying impacts on KPIs such as FTE requirements, processing lead times, revenue, as well as supply chain security. However, quantifying these impacts ahead of implementation has proven difficult, leading to sub-optimal choices. With Silico, your team can make evidence-based decisions on your ERP transformation.

Create a Digital Twin to continuously monitor, analyse, and optimise processes, for example, through dynamic headcount allocation. This initial order-to-cash twin can then be expanded into a full Digital Twin of the Enterprise (DTE) step-by-step, with value generated at each iteration at minimum risk, time, and cost.

Silico lets us make future decisions that benefit the whole organisation rather than individual business units and promotes transparency to align stakeholders around change initiatives.

We have a range of other process mapping solutions including SAP but Silico makes it easier for us to understand and interact with the model.

With Silico, we can iteratively develop business process simulation models that predict the impact of future changes on our order-to-cash process and link those directly to business outcomes and financials even where processes are not system-based and without months of data collection.

Silico lets us make future decisions that benefit the whole organisation rather than individual business units and promotes transparency to align stakeholders around change initiatives.

- Head of Transformation

One customer identified that without transforming their current process in time to support their commercial growth objective, they would miss out on £200mn of revenue over 5 years.

We have our business intelligence tools to tell us what has happened and use Silico to tell us what is going to happen.

- Head of Department

Using Silico one customer identified the optimum transformation pathway which is simulated to achieve an 8.3% revenue uplift over the next 2.5 years.

We have our business intelligence tools to tell us what has happened and use Silico to tell us what is going to happen.

- Head of Department

One customer uses Silico to prioritise transformation initiatives across a global process to ensure they are carried out in the optimal order.

What are the Benefits of using Silico for your ERP Transformation?

Transformation teams  use Silico to build a Process Twin of different ERP transformations to quantify their impact and outcomes.

To determine or demonstrate the need for an ERP transformation:

Stress test your as-is processes under existing systems to see how they cope in different scenarios. This helps identify transformation requirements, communicate them to stakeholders, and foster buy-in.

Model exactly how different ERP transformations impact KPIs:

This is all done virtually so that you can test out the effect of these ERP transformations in Silico before committing to any costly implementation.

Monitor implementation and course correct.

Use the Digital Twin of your new processes to monitor transformation progress, identify root causes of divergence from the plan, and course correct.

How to get started with your ERP Simulation

Silico can simulate your ERP transformation and evaluate alternative process designs in four weeks with:

An understanding of the processes for which you want to implement a new ERP system. This understanding can come from process maps or be generated in Silico with your team

Realistic values for relevant variables such as processing times and available resources

Different ERP transformations (i.e. process design with relevant systems) that you’re considering implementing

A full Digital Twin of your ERP implementation also requires:

Real-time data integration to your relevant systems

An understanding of decisions and problems of your operational decision makers

How it Works...

Let’s take a look at how an ERP Transformation Programme works in Silico:

Model your business in Silico

Use existing process assets including process maps and mining graphs to virtually replicate your processes and link processes together as well as to commercial outcomes.

Synchronise with real-time data

We integrate all relevant data sources, including process mining, process maps, and task mining, as well as ERP and CRM systems.

Analyse your as-is process

Run forward-looking scenarios to ensure your processes are future-proof, identify issues before they occur, and focus transformation efforts.

Prioritise process changes

Silico provides a risk-free, virtual environment to experiment with improvement ideas to identify the combination of actionable process changes that optimise the KPIs that matter to your stakeholders.

Optimise your process

Monitor your processes in real time and use advanced AI features to identify the most impactful improvement initiatives and operational actions for optimal business process performance.

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