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DLS Argentina Limited Unifies Financial Processes and Business Information on Scalable IT Infrastructure

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Overview DLS Argentina Limited wanted to guarantee dependable information 24/7 online and in real-time and unify information between the organization's branches and offices across the country. The challenge was to connect business operations between branches in Bolivia and Argentina with DLS's central offices through a Web presence and standardize work security and safety policies with the objective of avoiding and reducing worker and oil platform accidents. DLS Argentina worked with Interservices Management Company Ltd. to establish a flexible and scalable technology platform. It integrated operations between the branches, achieving online and real-time internal communication between employees.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Supply Chain Management, Human Capital Management

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