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Central Indiana Community Foundation inspires philanthropy. We provide grants, community leadership, and philanthropic advising.
Groupama relies on Business Objects products like Data Integrator for its three major data quality initiatives.
The postal services sector in Denmark is in a period of rapid change, with ever-increasing competition from private companies; in contrast, letter volumes are declining by 3% to 4% annually. Post Danmark has had to become more efficient, and a key element in its effort to streamline the business is the implementation of SAP® and BusinessObjects™ business intelligence (BI) technology from Business Objects, an SAP company.
Stevenage Borough Council delivers services to 70,000 people living in Stevenage, England. In common with other local authorities across England and Wales, the council is keen to create a strong performance management culture.
Constituted in 1997 by the Treasury Ministry (now the MEF - Ministry of Economics and Finance) which is sole shareholder, it is active in two areas: technical and project consultancy for the management and development of information services for the MEF; setting up a program to rationalize public expenditure on goods and services through innovative purchasing procedures.
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