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Digital Transformation Implementation

Digital transformation is the process of integrating digital technology into all aspects of a business. This fundamentally changes the way you operate, create value for your customers, and adapt to market changes. It's not simply about moving physical documents (analog) to digital form; it's about evolving the way we work.

We offer several services to guide you in accelerating your transformation from manual to digital automation:

This data-driven technique analyzes, tracks, and optimizes business workflows by mining data from business data logs (such as ERP or CRM). This technology provides an objective visualization of how a process actually works end-to-end.

We employ three approaches:

  • Discovery: Using data to automatically create process models without guidance or initial assumptions.
  • Conformance: Comparing actual processes with company standards or standard operating procedures (SOPs) to detect deviations.
  • Enhancement: Using data insights to refine, update, and optimize existing process models and analyze processes for robotic automation.

Key benefits for businesses:

  • Finding Bottlenecks
    Identifying which stages in operations are the slowest and most time consuming.
  • Detecting Inefficiencies
    Find unnecessary steps or costly rework, and even discover more effective processes.
  • Data-Driven Decision
    Provide evidence for objectives based on data, not just management assumptions or guesses.

AI-based technology that records and analyzes user activity on computers (such as mouse clicks, keystrokes, and application navigation) to understand in detail how business tasks are completed, identify bottlenecks, and uncover automation opportunities.

Key benefits for businesses:

  • Finding Automation Opportunities
    Identifying repetitive manual tasks (such as data entry between applications) for robotic automation.
  • Improving Productivity
    Understanding employee efficiency and best practices that can be applied across teams.
  • New System Implementation Baseline
    Serving as an accurate reference before the company migrates to a new system or software.

Robotic Process Automation is a software technology that uses digital "bots" to automate repetitive, rules-based, high-volume tasks by mimicking human interactions with digital systems.

The Robots follow pre-programmed instructions, working directly on a system's user interface (UI), just as humans do (such as clicking, typing, copying data, and opening applications). Bots can connect to different applications without requiring changes to a company's underlying systems.

For example, automatically transferring data from email or Excel files into an SAP system or company database and then instantly sending standard email replies. Another example is reading invoices, checking data compliance, and processing payments.

Key benefits for businesses:

  • Time Efficiency
    Like computers, robots can complete tasks more quickly.
  • High Accuracy
    Reduces the risk of human error, such as typos or miscalculations.
  • Increased Productivity
    Robots don't need breaks, holidays, or time off, so they can work continuously.
  • Strategic Focus
    Shifts employees from tedious administrative tasks to more strategically valuable work.

IPv6 is the next-generation Internet Protocol standard that is intended to replace IPv4. CJT provides guidance in implementing IPv6 for the effectiveness and smoothness of the transition process. Included in this service are IPv6 address planning, management, implementation on networks and servers.

IP version 6 (IPv6) is the latest version of the Internet Protocol. IPv6 was developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to address the problem of IPv4 address exhaustion. IPv6 is intended to replace IPv4 which is currently used in various companies.

CJT guides your company through the migration process to IPv6, starting with assessing the readiness of your systems and infrastructure for IPv6 implementation. The assessment covers aspects of network devices, operating systems, applications, and databases. We then recommend a design and implementation plan, as well as the implementation of IP Address Management (IPAM) for ease of day-to-day operations.

The IPv6 management process continues to the migration process, which is a gradual transition process from legacy IP (IPv4) to the next generation IP (IPv6) on network infrastructure and Active Directory infrastructure, namely the implementation of SLAAC, implementation of DHCPv6, reconfiguring network devices, replacing IP addresses on servers and workstations. And of course, in this process we also consider the Business Continuity aspect.