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Nottingham Trent University – PASS by Intec helps Nottingham Trent University gain a better understanding of Staff Absence

Background Nottingham Trent University is one of the largest UK universities with nearly 28,000 students and more than 3,500 staff across four campuses, contributing £496m to the UK economy every year. In 2017 the University was awarded the coveted title of University of the Year at the Times Higher Education Awards. This comes just two […]

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Paragon Vintners – a vintage CRM

Paragon Vintners – a vintage CRM

About This Project Paragon Vintners lays down a vintage CRM solution from Intec Systems and IBM The Challenge Paragon Vintners sells high-end wines and spirits via large national distributors to specialist retailers and restaurants. Lacking a direct sales relationship with these third-party businesses, the company depends on a small, mobile sales team maintaining contact with

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Youngs – Automated Supplier Invoices

Youngs – Automated Supplier Invoices

About This Project Young & Co.’s Brewery, P.L.C. automates invoice processing with Intec SEAS and IBM Lotus Domino The Challenge Young’s operates via a network of 220 pubs and hotels across southern England, and was struggling to manage large numbers of invoices through a complex approval process. Paper-based processing was slow, labour-intensive and error-prone – and a lack

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Bacardi – Keeping procedures flowing

Implementation of SEAS from Intec helps Bacardi keep Suppliers spirits up. In 1839 Don Facundo Bacardi y Maso immigrated to Santiago de Cuba from Spain. After years of experimentation he perfected a lighter and milder rum than the rough and unrefined traditional rums of the time. Taking the image of the fruit bats that lived

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