A Readiness Assessment
Why your Agile BPM solution must be anything but routine
For years, business process management (BPM) solutions have focused primarily on long-running, routine, and seldom-changing processes. BPM has successfully guided system integration and provided business intelligence and monitoring for a wide variety of predictable, repetitive tasks and activities.
Greater operational efficiency and business agility are goals that are relevant to companies across all industry. Attend this webinar with Sanjeev Sharma, Principal Product Director, BPM & SOA and learn how Financial Services, Communications, Utilities and Retail customers have adopted business process management, employed best practices, and addressed the pertinent process challenges within their industry to deliver relevant business value.
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Prior to the hybrid cloud, IT determined how an enterprise infrastructure grew. With the introduction of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), lines of business, such as marketing, sales and logistics, can expand the enterprise infrastructure without involving IT by directly purchasing SaaS. Beware of the “accidental SOA cloud architecture.”
The challenges faced by today’s government agencies and commercial operations are many and varied—and to stay afloat, these organizations must not only promote change from within, but they must also be agile enough to quickly adapt to evolving markets, policies, regulations, and business models. Fortunately for them, the convergence of a trio of technologies and business practices—business process management (BPM), service-oriented architecture (SOA), and Web 2.0—is providing a solution.
Implementing new technology brings a range of challenges and this is equally true when the technology in question is a BPMS. These challenges become even greater when the BPMS is to support case management processes. Within this article I outline additional complexities case management processes exhibit, and suggest six features a BPMS should offer before being used to manage these processes.
Challenges of Case Management Processes
Risk Management and Business Process Management have long been acknowledged as distinct disciplines. They seem to be getting more comfortable with one another. Business Process Model & Notation (BPMN) has emerged in the past decade as a powerful tool for visualizing and even operationalizing business processes.
Any organization that has successfully implemented some level of Business Process Management (BPM), whether a first project or extended program, can point to its many benefits, such as improved coordination, control and employee productivity. But these benefits can decrease over time due to issues such as process complexity and excessive manual activities, as well as difficulties in coordinating actions across processes.
Operational Decision Management (ODM) technology helps simplify processes and increase automation, as well as providing real-time responsiveness to actionable opportunities and risk situations. ODM solutions enable intelligent decision automation to complement BPM and extend its business value, making processes more flexible and adaptive in response to evolving policy and market demands.
In this Innovation Workshop, Chubb Group of Insurance Companies discusses their administrative transition from a de-centralized to a centralized structure with BPM. View this webcast to learn how they were able to successfully make the transition and ensure internal and external customer satisfaction.
Both webcast archive and PDF are available.
Business agility, transparency, improved productivity and integration across your business, can enable you to outperform business goals. BPM offers you the ability to transform your business processes in ways that can have an immediate impact on the way you interact with customers, suppliers and employees. To do this, arm yourself with an understanding of the actionable, practical and proven steps for process improvement success. Join us for this demonstration as we discuss how to leverage important Social, Mobile and BPM technologies, methodologies for adoption, and real-world best practices from successful companies that will leave you with a formula for BPM success to start the transformation at your company.
View this Innovation Workshop to learn more about how BPM offers you the ability to transform your business processes in ways that can have an immediate impact on the way you interact with customers, suppliers and employees. Business agility, transparency, improved productivity and integration across your business, can enable you to outperform business goals. To achieve this, arm yourself with an understanding of the actionable, practical and proven steps for process improvement success. Join us as we discuss how to leverage important Social, Mobile and BPM technologies, methodologies for adoption, and real-world best practices from successful companies that will leave you with a formula for BPM success to start the transformation at your company.
Both webcast archive and PDF are available.
