How to Automate Business Processes On Demand

Also Featuring: Rajiv Bawa, Business Area Executive, Software as a Service IBM Global Small and Medium Business

Those four little words, "Quick Return on Investment", can now be music to your ears. Hear from the experts at IBM and Nsite about how the Software as a Service model is taking off and providing companies with a much faster, more cost-effective and more flexible solution with less risk.

The traditional approach to business process automation falls short on many fronts. The Software as a Service model is perfectly suited to address the dynamic, human-to-human business processes that fail to be automated successfully by packaged software. Please join us to learn how leading edge companies are successfully automating manual processes in days and weeks instead of months and years -- and for a fraction of the TCO of traditional systems.

Featuring:

Paul M. TabetFounder and Chief Product Officer, Nsite

Paul Tabet founded Nsite based on his first-hand experience as a CIO, managing corporate information systems and applications for large corporations. Prior to founding Nsite, Tabet served as Vice President of Information Services for The North Face Inc., where he was responsible for the implementation of new enterprise systems and support of the corporate strategic vision. Previously, Tabet held senior positions in MIS at Clarion Corporation of America and Vans, Inc., as well as leading IT projects for two of the Big Six consulting companies.

Rajiv Bawa Business Area Executive, Software as a Service IBM Global Small and Medium Business

Rajiv Bawa is a Global Business Area Executive in the Emerging Markets unit in IBM's small and medium business organization. He is currently responsible for IBM’s sales and marketing strategy for Software as a Service within the SMB marketplace. Rajiv's been with IBM for over ten years in a number of different sales, consulting and engagement management roles. Rajiv currently represents IBM on the board of the Information Technology Association of America's (ITAA) ASP leadership committee, as well as on the executive team of CompTia's Software Service Group.