Case Study www.hexaware.com [email protected] Education An International Education Foundation Transforms through Master Data Store India Headquarters 152, Sector – 3 Millennium Business Park ‘A’ Block, TTC Industrial Area Mahape, Navi Mumbai – 400 710 Tel : +91-22-67919595 Fax : +91-22-67919500 EU Headquarters Level 19, 40 Bank Street, Canary Wharf, London - E14 5NR Tel: +44-020-77154100 Fax: +44-020-77154101 APAC Headquarters 180 Cecil Street, #11-02, Bangkok Bank Building, Singapore 069546 Tel : +65-63253020 Fax : +65-6222728 NA Headquarters Metro 101, Suite 600,101 Wood Avenue South, Iselin, New Jersey - 08830 Tel: +001-609-409-6950 Fax: +001-609-409-6910 The client is one of the leading internaonal educaon foundaons in the UK . Client Overview The Soluon Hexaware recommended and implemented a master data store with the following setup to resolve data quality issues: • A centralized source of clean data which will be used by all other dependant systems • A single level of integration between MDS and its source systems in place of multiple system-to-system integrations • Facility to maintain the history of data changes performed • Update the vault with enriched data, to enable Single sign-on (SSO) Value Delivered • Provided a single point of access for trusted data across the organization • Implemented authentication based authorization across systems, by using Single sign-on (SSO) • Assisted client in achieving increased operational efﬁciency as well as better employee development The Need The client wanted an overall system transformation as part of its vision for 2020, which included the following: • Uniﬁed solution for all the stakeholders • Centralized storage for organization data, currently stored on disparate systems, to reduce data redundancy, inconsistency, as well as quality and enrichment issues • Lack of data ownership due to data stored on disparate systems • Lack of enterprise-level data sharing in the in-house applications, resulting in information sharing and user accessibility issues

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Case Study

www.hexaware.com [email protected]

Education

An International Education FoundationTransforms through Master Data Store

India Headquarters152, Sector – 3Millennium Business Park‘A’ Block, TTC Industrial AreaMahape, Navi Mumbai – 400 710Tel : +91-22-67919595Fax : +91-22-67919500

EU HeadquartersLevel 19, 40 Bank Street,Canary Wharf,London - E14 5NRTel: +44-020-77154100Fax: +44-020-77154101

APAC Headquarters180 Cecil Street,#11-02, Bangkok Bank Building,Singapore 069546Tel : +65-63253020Fax : +65-6222728

NA HeadquartersMetro 101, Suite 600,101 WoodAvenue South, Iselin,New Jersey - 08830Tel: +001-609-409-6950Fax: +001-609-409-6910

The client is one of the leading international education foundations in the UK .Client Overview

The SolutionHexaware recommended and implemented a master data store with the following setup to resolve data quality issues:

• A centralized source of clean data which will be used by all other dependant systems• A single level of integration between MDS and its source systems in place of multiple system-to-system integrations• Facility to maintain the history of data changes performed• Update the vault with enriched data, to enable Single sign-on (SSO)

Value Delivered• Provided a single point of access for trusted data across the organization• Implemented authentication based authorization across systems, by using Single sign-on (SSO)• Assisted client in achieving increased operational efficiency as well as better employee development

The NeedThe client wanted an overall system transformation as part of its vision for 2020, which included the following:

• Unified solution for all the stakeholders• Centralized storage for organization data, currently stored on disparate systems, to reduce data redundancy, inconsistency, as well as quality and enrichment issues• Lack of data ownership due to data stored on disparate systems• Lack of enterprise-level data sharing in the in-house applications, resulting in information sharing and user accessibility issues