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La Mancha Resources Australia: “Dare to Dream”

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Technology Category	Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics
Applicable Industries	Mining
Applicable Functions	Maintenance
Use Cases	Predictive Maintenance
Services	Data Science Services
Challenge	La Mancha Resources Australia, a gold mining company, was facing several challenges. The month-end and year-end reporting process was time-consuming, and there was little transparency on the allocation of costs. Some departments were not fully utilizing the existing systems. The company had implemented an ERP system in 2009 to track and report on company data. However, they wanted to leverage their data to enable decision-making through reporting and analytics. They began evaluating several data extraction and reporting tools. Read More
About Customer	La Mancha Resources is a global gold mining company with significant projects in both Australia and Africa. The company employs 150 on-site workers in Australia, with another 10 employees based in a corporate office in Perth. Classed as a small-to-medium sized gold producer in Australia, it operates both an underground and open cut mine just outside of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. Founded in 2006, La Mancha Resources Australia began as a small mining company focusing on exploration but in only three years it was being commissioned for larger production projects. At this point in time, it was clear to the business that it needed to place a greater focus on implementing systems in order to operate more efficiently. In July of 2009, the company installed Scope System’s Mining Enterprise Resource Management (ERP) system to track and report on company data. Read More
Solution	La Mancha Resources Australia implemented QlikView in January 2011. It currently has 25 named users with full access to the product, as well as five read-only users who can each access one dashboard relevant to their department. The product was selected for its ease of use, rapid time to deployment and flexibility. One of the key benefits of QlikView is that data could be extracted from any database, not just an ERP system. There are no limits to where you can source the data from. As part of the initial implementation process, Williams was responsible for training company staff. Despite scheduling a 30-minute training session with each employee, they only needed about 10 to 15 minutes each, and then they were able to explore the product on their own. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics

Applicable Industries

Mining

Applicable Functions

Maintenance

Use Cases

Predictive Maintenance

Services

Data Science Services

Challenge

La Mancha Resources Australia, a gold mining company, was facing several challenges. The month-end and year-end reporting process was time-consuming, and there was little transparency on the allocation of costs. Some departments were not fully utilizing the existing systems. The company had implemented an ERP system in 2009 to track and report on company data. However, they wanted to leverage their data to enable decision-making through reporting and analytics. They began evaluating several data extraction and reporting tools.

About Customer

La Mancha Resources is a global gold mining company with significant projects in both Australia and Africa. The company employs 150 on-site workers in Australia, with another 10 employees based in a corporate office in Perth. Classed as a small-to-medium sized gold producer in Australia, it operates both an underground and open cut mine just outside of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. Founded in 2006, La Mancha Resources Australia began as a small mining company focusing on exploration but in only three years it was being commissioned for larger production projects. At this point in time, it was clear to the business that it needed to place a greater focus on implementing systems in order to operate more efficiently. In July of 2009, the company installed Scope System’s Mining Enterprise Resource Management (ERP) system to track and report on company data.

Solution

La Mancha Resources Australia implemented QlikView in January 2011. It currently has 25 named users with full access to the product, as well as five read-only users who can each access one dashboard relevant to their department. The product was selected for its ease of use, rapid time to deployment and flexibility. One of the key benefits of QlikView is that data could be extracted from any database, not just an ERP system. There are no limits to where you can source the data from. As part of the initial implementation process, Williams was responsible for training company staff. Despite scheduling a 30-minute training session with each employee, they only needed about 10 to 15 minutes each, and then they were able to explore the product on their own.

Impact #1	Significant time savings for month-end reporting
Impact #2	Improved company cost culture and cost control
Impact #3	Increased transparency of data and flow-on effect to other aspects of the business

Impact #1

Significant time savings for month-end reporting

Impact #2

Improved company cost culture and cost control

Impact #3

Increased transparency of data and flow-on effect to other aspects of the business

Benefit #1	Saved the business 20 per cent of the time allocated to completing month-end reports

Benefit #1

Saved the business 20 per cent of the time allocated to completing month-end reports

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La Mancha Resources Australia: “Dare to Dream”

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