Technology as an ally in the processes of expansion and evolution

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The incorporation of technology into business processes is – and will continue to be – one of the fundamental elements for the development and evolution of businesses.

All areas of organizations are permeated by the use of technology as an ally for the use of existing resources, at all user levels. And this is because in the global advancement of systems, mobility, cloud data, social platforms and the countless tools specific to each sector, they are designed with intuitive processes so that end users can take advantage of their use, interact with them without major setbacks, achieving better, more agile user experiences and saving time.

This experience was envisioned by the management of Visitar , a company dedicated to the administration of health risk contracts in institutions throughout the country with more than 250,000 members, when a few years ago it began to evaluate the possibility of technology being one of the fundamental pillars in its expansion and evolution process.

Thus, Visitar set about the task of updating the analysis bahrain phone number lead tools for decision-making that had been used until then with more appropriate and modern ones.

The company decided to support its growth with QlikView , as it was a versatile tool, suitable for entry, which ensured a margin of scalability with a view to the future. Other points taken into account were that the product did not require large investments in equipment and was quite suited to the systems infrastructure that the company had at that time.

“One of the keys to the success of adopting QlikView as an analysis tool was the high level of acceptance by the different management teams, as well as being driven by management. Today, analyses are reduced to half the time, which gives more space for planning in all areas,” says Marcelo Zapata, CIO of Visitar and leader of the project.

The project was so successful that QlikView's expansion in the company currently plans to put into production a high-performance physical device dedicated to this tool before the end of 2015.