Since 2019, I have applied enterprise systems engineering, building digital models that inform decisions. I founded PYLIA in 2022 to pass on this expertise. Here are some situations where it has been put to use.
Healthcare group
A clinic is an example of a very complex system of systems. A group of clinics and subsidiaries raises the level of complexity even further. After an overall analysis, PYLIA supported work on three priorities: the purchasing system, IT rationalisation and the integration of AI into targeted activities.
Metro construction · International
The deployment of the collaboration platform was running into serious difficulties. Over six months, PYLIA realigned the solution architecture with the strategy and operations, using an enterprise systems engineering approach. The platform is now operational.
Electricity distribution
Electricity distribution is also an example of a complex system of systems. PYLIA carried out a pilot: analyse the system as a whole, then apply that analysis to low-voltage steering.
Banking · International
An international bank was struggling, with its usual methods, to define the disruption scenarios to examine and how to deal with them. PYLIA described and explained a method based on enterprise systems engineering, which an integrator then deployed.
Modular construction · International
This strategic project for senior management involved many experts, who had produced a large number of presentations. In three weeks, an enterprise systems engineering approach made it possible to bring the experts’ contributions together in a coherent, shared model, then to compare implementation scenarios by simulation to inform the choice.
Mid-sized industrial company · Wood sector
This project to overhaul the digital chain, from design to delivery, has become a European reference project in timber construction. In less than two weeks, an enterprise systems engineering approach aligned the solution with a new operating model and supported senior management’s strategy.
High-speed rail design office · International
This design office was very advanced in its use of generative AI. In a three-day workshop, an enterprise systems engineering approach made it possible to analyse the organisation’s operating model in depth and to identify how its collaborative BIM platform should evolve.
Other projects Carried out in the automotive, construction, transport and nuclear power sectors.
