“Kinetic has a simple belief: technology can transform business. Combining a depth of technology and market expertise with unrivalled service delivery, Kinetic enables companies across both public and private sectors to exploit new technologies, realise ROI goals and achieve business transformation.”
Kinetic Information Systems specialises in software that delivers business transformation. For over a decade, Kinetic has built an unrivalled reputation working with Australian organisations in both the public and private sectors.
Combining extensive technical expertise with broad market knowledge, Kinetic works with customers to deliver quantifiable business value by streamlining processes, reducing operational cost and improving decision making through data visualisation.
Without doubt the Australian economy is slowing and daily we are seeing reports in the press of company’s going out of business and dramatic staff layoffs.
Yet here at Kinetic Information Systems we are seeing more enquiries than ever before, from companies looking to improve their ERP software, procurement solutions and probably the greatest interest in better data visualisation (or reporting/dash boarding).
A recent interview by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation with Andrew Liveris (Dow Chemical CEO) and Tony Shepherd (Business Council of Australia head) painted a blunt picture of Australia’s future competitiveness: innovate or fail to compete.
There are many economic and business indicators that are pointing to the need for Australia to stop being complacent:
Ford’s decision to stop Australian production;
Mining’s inevitable boom and bust cycle and our over-reliance on it;
Energy’s disconnect between sky rocketing prices and our huge domestic reserves potential but no plan to leverage our supply for national advantages;
Wealth of universities and research but not enough deep business partnerships to capitalise on it.
In my last article I articulated how the delivery of compliance ensured we got maximum return on our value creation.
I cannot emphasise enough the amount of wasted time, effort and savings companies suffer due to ineffective procurement processes – simply by not having the correct framework in place.