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rogr.io
Don’t manage strategic data sets in email. rogr.io: secure data exchange and collaboration
Markus Kuhnt, Felix Puetsch
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rogr.io is the secure platform to asynchronously request, control, distribute, and collaborate on data.
Every company collaborates on data—and often it’s done with unsecured, untraceable email attachments.
Keeping control over the process and the data is tough, consolidating or re-using it almost impossible—not to talk about data security or process audits.
rogr.io is the secure platform to asynchronously request, control, distribute, and collaborate on data.
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Strategic data is hard to foresee, and harder to manage.
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ERP/ specialized process management systems
+ Audited, secure
+ Versioning, reports, queries
― Difficult to implement
― Slow to change Email with attachments?
Planned, repetitive: The heart of your company.
Unplanned, strategic: The brain of your company.
Requirements
Flexible, quick, efficient
Collaborative, easy to use
Secure, safe, controlled
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Welcome to the 90s…
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Manual effort to track and consolidate
Error-prone manual versioning
Strategic data “stored” in mailboxes
Data theft
Audit risk Email with attachments?
Unplanned, strategic: The brain of your company.
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rogr.io: secure data exchange and collaboration.
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Data Exchange
rogr.io
Sharepoint
Google Drive
ERP
rogr.io is a B2B-centric service for secure and effective data exchange and collaboration which runs in your standard web browser.
rogr.io supports your processes and deals with ad-hoc, or multi-dimensional data, helping you to:
Create and manage data requests
Communicate and clarify requests
Track your data
Consolidate, use and re-use your data
Publish and distribute data in a secure way.
rogr.io interfaces with source-data in CSV or Excel and links to your existing analytics tools.
Data Collaboration
Unsecured
Audit- proof
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rogr.io brings mature data handling to a variety of processes.
Some use cases:
Collect and align on financial forecast data.
Gather expert input for audit report.
Consolidate input from various stakeholders into one data set.
Collect time reports.
Consolidate performance measures of field rep’s.
Share confidential information for limited amount of time.
Track who received/ read certain information.
Keep confidential data out of your mailbox.
Loss of phone book. (Find a walk-through here: http://blog.rogr.io/2014/04/recipe-get-your-contacts-back-after-you.html)
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Excel/Outlook meets ERP—go fetch it is flexible, communicative, and secure.
Flexible as spreadsheets.
Communicative as email.
Secure as ERP.
Audit trail.
Installation-free.
Cloud-based or on-premise.
Video: http://youtu.be/VKWviyhbaWI
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Versatile data gathering is a big opportunity—but it’s just the beginning of the journey.
Versatile data gathering engine
Request data
Structure data
Track status
Excel export
Audit trail
Collaboration
Secure and controlled data distribution platform
Acknowledge/ reject
Delivery/ read receipt
Delete/ invalidate
Attachments
App marketplace for verticals
Project management
Compliance tracking
Address consolidation
“Lost phonebook”
3rd party apps
API
Corporate insights
Reporting structures
KPI database
Guru identification
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The team.
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Markus Kuhnt CTO
M. Sc. in Infor- mation Technology
10+ yrs experience in mgmt. consulting
― Accenture
― Capgemini
― Swisscom
5+ years experience running own company
Coach and agile methodology professional
Expert in data analysis and large scale reporting
John Forge Strategic Advisor
MBA, Ph.D. in Economics
Serial Entrepreneur (CXP, U3S Inc., Boma Systems)
International conferences in Europe, US, Africa.
Felix Puetsch CEO
M. Sc. in Physics
Strategist and entrepreneur
10 years strategy/ consulting experience in telco/ high tech
― Accenture
― Capgemini
― Deutsche Telekom
7 years reporting experience
4 years experience with custom developments for large-scale reporting
Development Team Near- and Off-shore
UX/UI developers from Germany and South America
Developers from Southern and Eastern Europe