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history... : history... The ...more than 50 years managing the information From manual matching click on the mouse button to a

the beginnings... : the beginnings... matching the green & pink the forms manual during conferences

1969: STRES : 1969: STRES "First time a computer is used for exchange of students" (Student TRaineeship Exchange System) technology! cutting age

Slide 4 : The STRES program becomes obsolete 1975: From STRES to MATCH with problems arising with software compatibility

1979: MATCH implementation : 1979: MATCH implementation processing in one only big computer (mainframe)

Exchange systems need : Exchange systems need MC members are still coming with paper forms to conferences, and data is being manually entered into computer. 1986… upgrading

Introduction of : Introduction of Introduction of Target offers simplicity, flexibility, fairness & efficiency. Transferred the old MATCH software from a mainframe to a PC increased its mobility 1989… (on MSDOS) Target

Slide 8 :

has been introduced in AIESEC : has been introduced in AIESEC though only few people had access to it & we didn’t have our AIESEC.net e-mail yet… 1995 e-mail

is introduced! : is introduced! 1996 Target96

Start of : Start of 1996 AGIS development

Insight : Insight 1997 Launch of (first internet/web-based system in AIESEC)

we need to start thinking on how to : we need to start thinking on how to 1998 rebuild Insight

Slide 14 : 2001 were introduced AIESEC.net Insight II &

Slide 15 : A web-based community system AIESEC.net

Slide 16 : Insight II developed with TCS in Java.

Slide 17 : 2001 No more Yahoo! and hotmail account is our business cards! AIESEC.net e-mail was introduced!

Slide 18 : 2002 SNCI

Slide 19 : 2002 AIESEConnect

Slide 20 : 2004...! AIESEC and our systems need to get aligned… The goes global! Experience

Slide 21 : 2004 Insight XP integration AIESEC.net &

Slide 22 :

Slide 23 : 2004 CMS

The Challenges : The Challenges stability and performance problems started to arise not enough capacity for the growth of users increasing complexity and poor scalability Low user satisfaction significant amount of system bugs and downtimes + increasing maintenance costs …and more importantly... misalignment with the organizational strategy: no support to AIESEC Experience

The solution in 2007.. : The solution in 2007.. A platform with a long term roadmap of implementation

today : today Our Global IS... Enables us to achieve impact… everywhere.... Every day Every member

MyAIESEC.net 2.0 ? : MyAIESEC.net 2.0 ? Integrated to cutting edge technologies (Google Mail, Maps, Apps)… Quality User centric home page.... Supply & Demand 2010 Goals and TM Stats

The near future of our IS? : The near future of our IS? Cloud computing Mobile accessibility Business Intelligence.... Consolidation

Business value of IT? : Business value of IT? Information for decisions (How fast can I run ? How fast can they run?) Value for money (No need to pay for a Ferrari if a pair of sneakers can do the job) Process (Don’t trip over my untied laces) Responsiveness (Does the situation demand that I run? Do I have time to put my sneakers before the bears reach me?) Innovation (What if I am the slowest runner next time even with my sneakers on?)

Slide 30 : User friendly development approach How ?… Correct usage of IT system ?

Slide 31 : X Let’s connect things… Our organizational goals Members Members completing a leadership XP Quality X + L

play... : play... Let’s ...Quiz Let’s measure Our M Q MyAIESEC Quotient

Question… : Question… How does the system calculate X realized?

Answer… : Answer… Number of TN forms changed to realized status ?

Question… : Question… How does the system calculate number of active members?

Answer… : Answer…

Slide 37 : If TR/LR/H4TF Users who have logged in during last 3 months If X Realized and current date between internship dates Matched Otherwise logged in during last 3 months

Question… : Question… How does the system calculate number of members who completed a leadership XP?

Answer… : Answer… Users that are on LR stage and.. Have EB role assigned TL role assigned

It means it is extremely important that… : It means it is extremely important that… MCEBs and LCEBs… Assign EB role to the right people Assign Team Leader role if it is a not EB leadership position

Slide 41 :

Question… : Question… How does the system calculate X + L?

Answer… : Answer…

Answer… : Answer… X after L User EP form associated completed “L” criteria and changed to realized L after X User completes “L” criteria and has an EP form on realized in the past

It means it is extremely important that… : It means it is extremely important that… Role assignments happen correctly People don’t have multiple profiles in the system – on LR stage now users can upload EP form

So what’s in it for you as MC/LCP? : So what’s in it for you as MC/LCP?

Slide 47 :

Slide 48 : When.... LCVP’s say we cannot reach our goals because of “supply” EB’s claim they don’t have enough people to run operations... When your board and partners ask you for numbers of exchange in pools, of members, of competencies.... If you’re bored in the office with nothing to do.... ?

To Manage your peopl : To Manage your peopl Home Page – To check first thing in the morning before starting work! (Daily) Statistics : 2010 goals (Daily) Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly Review Meetings Individual meetings / functional meetings Managing synergies (TM/C/X) Check your committee’s Quality Index Check competition across goals!

Slide 50 : Statistics : Exchange Management Check current realizations (Real Time) History of exchange and trends See peak months and what is your country’s organisational cycle Google Maps! To know where and who you biggest suppliers are To know current matches online : Forms List To speak to your people about performance! Check Competition!

Slide 51 : Statistics : Talent Management Number of members (How many do you have and how many do you need?) Check competency profile Synergise with exchange Leadership roles for your country – when do they start and finish? X + L Pipeline Exchange – TO PUT UP YOUR EP FORM!

Internal Communication : Internal Communication

Slide 53 : Video

Slide 54 :

Me, myself and MyAIESEC.net : Me, myself and MyAIESEC.net

Right INPUT = Right OUTPUT : Right INPUT = Right OUTPUT

Tool for growth : Tool for growth

Role model : Role model

Thank you and happy MyAIESEC.net : Thank you and happy MyAIESEC.net

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