We currently have a requirement, working with a very large Bank on their Workforce planning use-case to view their Organisational Hierarchy in a Current and Proposed state. The UX view of the Hierarchy Chart works well, even with very large volumes of data.
There is also a requirement to have a Management Report that displays the following:
- Start with a Top node, display all immediate children
- Identify a child node that has further children
- Create a new page for that child node and display all immediate children of that node
- Traverse the whole tree and generate a page per such node that has children
Currently, we achieve this by manually creating one page at a time and attaching the relevant node of the hierarchy. The new request is to be able to do this automatically by defining a starting node.
The opportunities of this use case are:
- Dynamic traverse and display of Hierarchy Charts from a starting node
- Time saving for the Page Builders in generating and Exporting reports to PDF
- Core functionality is already present in Anaplan UX, but needs a smaller expansion into Management reporting
- Huge opportunity for both Operational and Strategic workforce planning applications to be able to view "current" vs "new" Organisational views —> Anaplan can replace a number of other solutions that doesn't scale the same way as the current UX offering.