Scenario 1: Medium-sized Healthcare Provider

1. The healthcare provider uses a manual patient appointment scheduling system.
2. Patient medical records are primarily paper-based.
3. The billing and insurance claim processing is not integrated with other systems.

Scenario 2: Large Manufacturing Company

1. The company uses an outdated inventory management system.
2. Production monitoring and quality control processes are not automated.
3. The supply chain management process lacks real-time visibility.

Scenario 3: Small E-commerce Startup

1. The company has limited customer relationship management (CRM) capabilities.
2. The order fulfillment process is largely manual.
3. The company lacks integrated analytics tools for decision-making.

Scenario 4: Medium-sized Financial Services Firm

1. The firm’s risk assessment and compliance monitoring systems are outdated.
2. The client onboarding process is manual and time-consuming.
3. Financial advisors lack a centralized platform for managing client portfolios and communications.

Scenario 5: Large Educational Institution

1. The institution uses a fragmented student information system.
2. The course registration and scheduling process is manual and complex.
3. The institution lacks an integrated learning management system for online and hybrid courses.