Case Study
Optimization and Standardization of IT Controlling at SWE Digital GmbH
Challenges
- Increasing complexity in calculating IT services
- Lack of transparency and funcionality for controllers/customers
- Excel reaches its limits in cost calculation
Results
- Transparent calculation of IT services through a powerful tool
- Scenarios can be calculated in seconds
- IT Controlling advises corporate group competently and data-driven
Company
SWE Digital GmbH, with just under 100 employees, provides digital support for all 16 companies within the Stadtwerke Erfurt Group with around 1,800 employees, as well as for other external customers. They are responsible for over 1,000 IT workstations and around 800 mobile devices.
As an IT shared services company within the Stadtwerke Erfurt Group, SWE Digital GmbH is the backbone of digitization across the entire corporation. The mixed service provider for software applications and IT infrastructure solutions uses Serviceware Financial to ensure proper calculation of services, target/actual comparisons throughout the year, and scenario analyses and business cases for strategic investment decisions.
Challenge
Solution
“With Serviceware Financial, you can quickly create scenarios and prepare decision templates. This way, we offer customers the highest degree of transparency regarding the services they purchase and enable them to influence their costs.”
Hannes Mackowiak
Senior IT Controller at SWE Digital GmbH
Results
- Sustainable calculation of IT services through a powerful tool
- The calculation tool creates a new standard of transparency
- Scenarios can be calculated and decision templates can be prepared in the blink of an eye
- Customers receive transparent invoices in which all services are listed
- IT Controlling reinforces its expertise in providing data-based advice to the corporate group
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