Zurich North America embarked on a large program initiative to replace its claim processing system. The business transformation and the majority of the system benefit were driven by a "smart" system concept. This presentation discusses how the new claim system imbeds best practices, monitors and enforces compliance to those practices, and provides a framework that allows the business to respond quickly to the changing competitive and regulatory environment.
The side by side comparison is making a comeback you can line up anything from cars to televisions and compare them side by side. So why not do the same with vendor solution providers, well why not? This panel will allow attendees an opportunity to ask solution providers questions about their solutions live and hear what they have to say and how they stack up against the competition sitting right next to them. Moderated by industry analyst Doculabs this session is sure to help you see where the similarities and differences are across BPM products and providers.
While they sound the same on the surface, BPM software solutions don't all do the same thing. Each offering is optimized for a specific set of processes, integration requirements, human interface requirements, exception handling requirements, and performance management requirements, and each makes specific assumptions about the roles and required skills of process designers. Using illustrations from leading BPM offerings, this talk shows how to find the software that fits your particular needs.
This presentation discusses various perspectives on emerging business models including Business Integration vs. Dis-Integration, Web Services, the demise of true consulting, etc. Diverse views will be synthesized into a competitive future landscape. This presentation will challenge its audience to consider what their firms might look like ten years out, with an additional mental stretch if this view is not to their liking. The case will be made for an imperative to shift into an agile process technology anticipating what tools, capabilities, and concepts will be required to survive.
Business success today is more difficult than ever. "Changing the way we implement on our business objectives" is the key focus of Irene Dec's presentation. Many business objectives will never be achieved, even after spending millions of dollars.
Senior management’s traditional functional mindset frequently represents one of the most significant barriers to fundamental and lasting change. Arguably, the traditional functional paradigm has done more to impede customer focused, business performance improvement, including the effective deployment of enabling information technology, than almost any other factor.
This presentation will explore the key elements and principles in transforming traditional executive mental models and behaviors to a more effective paradigm based on business process thinking.
With organizations focusing on improving efficiencies and leveraging existing systems, business process management (BPM) is now a top priority. While the concept is not new, the notion of a “process” is broadening. Doculabs considers a process to be any business function or set of functions that includes the interaction of people and systems – potentially large numbers of distributed people and disparate systems – where management, coordination, and automation of tasks and decision-making can provide business benefit.
Panelists: Fuego, Fujitsu, Lombardi Software.
Business process management (BPM) entails a variety of disciplines that include the identification, streamlining and integration of horizontal and vertical processes. This panel will explore best practices for business and IT analysts performing BPM across the enterprise and with supply and distribution chain partners. This will include the analysis, improvement and automation of business processes.
As the complexity and sophistication of technology continues to grow, enterprises are realizing that status quo architecture and management is not sufficient. Enterprises today are becoming more outward facing and users expectations increase daily in line with the pressure on IT to deliver quality services and maintain these at peak levels while reducing costs.
The solution to this problem is contained within the following architecture practices:
- Server Consolidation
- I.T.
The former CIO of New Mexico tells how the state implemented a new architecture to integrate the many disparate applications and deliver an executive dashboard and budgeting solution that can be easily used because components of the new architecture use widely accepted web services standards.
