Under the legacy provider, critical applications failed regularly and were patched up poorly. These quick fixes failed to address underlying causes and often created problems with other systems.
On the first day of operation, the Amdaris team found over 600 tickets waiting to be actioned. Keeping critical applications going was the first concern, however, from the outset, the team also began identifying long-term solutions to permanently eliminate recurring issues. This enabled Petrofac to offer a better user experience to its employees and, consequently, its customers.
Amdaris developers investigated each system, noting which cloud or on-premise servers it was located on and how it integrated with other systems. This information was compiled into a central database and the architecture of Petrofac’s entire application suite was mapped out.
This type of resource had not existed previously, but quickly paid dividends. The team identified multiple applications that were no longer in regular use, which Petrofac was paying for server space to maintain. After a thorough review, these apps were deleted from the system, providing immediate and substantial cost savings.