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Hub & Spoke Roll-Outs

Multidivisional companies: Integrate systems across your enterprise A 'hub and spoke" model is used for integrating the business management software solution used at a company's headquarters with the systems used by its subsidiaries and branch offices.

Such a situation-where a company may need to employ different business systems in different places throughout its organization-can occur for various good business reasons. However, to help enable the organization to function as a whole, the company must also find a way to integrate and exchange the data from these different systems. The hub and spoke concept is a way to achieve this goal efficiently.

If your company manages multiple divisions or offices, Microsoft Dynamics™ AX is an excellent solution to implement-whether at company headquarters, at subsidiaries or branches, or throughout an entire organization.

Why use different systems?

Microsoft Dynamics™ AX works well as an all-in-one solution for both a parent company and its subsidiaries. It is not always practical, however, for a company to use one solution for the entire organization.

Since subsidiaries are only responsible for part of the organization's overall data processing requirements, it may make more sense for them to use a different solution than the one used at headquarters, depending on the circumstances.

Companies that were acquired, for example, may have their own processes and IT systems in place. Or a subsidiary company may offer products or services that have special IT requirements. In such cases, using one system at the parent company and a different system at the subsidiaries or branches, and then integrating them, can offer many benefits, including:

• Simplicity - Individual subsidiaries or branches can manage their businesses with smaller and simpler applications than at headquarters, where the software used must account for every requirement in every location.
• Local requirements - Subsidiaries or branches can run the software that best meets their local needs. Even when they all run the same software, it can often be configured or customized individually to meet local requirements.
• Local control and accountability - Some companies find it easier to do most of the administration and support locally, because it minimizes barriers, such as language and time zones. The increased control also improves local accountability.
• Better performance - Applications running on local servers with smaller user counts can yield huge performance benefits.
• Lower cost - Implementation costs are reduced because the subsidiaries and branches run simpler software, which is quicker and easier to implement. Upgrades are easier and less painful because they can be upgraded one at a time.