ASF - 2002 annual report - Vinci

As the Group needs a single
accounting reference system,
ESCOTA chose the SAP business
package already implemented in
ASF.
The MIMOSA project (means of
information and methods for organising
the subscription system)
initiated by ESCOTA became a
Group project. Objective: to have
a single tool to manage both customer
and subscriber relations.
Similarly, internally, a certain number
of common initiatives were
undertaken: publication of situations
vacant on the Intranet; integration of
ESCOTA employees into the international
base, etc.
Strategy
Un trafic fluide
Involving the employees more
closely with the Group’s successful
progress and results
With a concern to pursue the drive
triggered by the employee shareholding
policy of March 2002, and
to involve all the personnel more
closely with the Group’s success,
ASF started negotiations with the
aim of extending a profit sharing
and incentive plan to all the Group’s
companies.
Sustainable development: an ethical approach at the
very core of our business.
Ending the isolation of the regions while showing consideration for the
populations and territories concerned, working so that the motorway is a source
of vitality and stability over time: these are the sustainable development
principles of the ASF group which have existed for many years.
In practical terms, these principles are expressed in the respect of our
commitments and our transparency, our concern for economic performance
with cost control, the improvement of productivity, the selection of our
investments.
They are reflected in the quality of the services we propose to our customers
throughout the network, in terms of safety but also assistance, comfort and
traffic information.
They are manifested in the dialogue and negotiations we conduct in the
company but also with those alongside the motorway and all our partners.
Finally, they are lived on the terrain, through the environmental policy that we
apply at the time of the construction and then the whole time of the operation
of our motorways.
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