BP Logix Delivers on Its Promises October 28, 2009
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While many companies promise that their technology is the best knowledge management solution, some companies have a reputation for delivering on that promise. And BP Logix is one of those companies!
BP Logix was a 2009 Promise and Reality award finalist presented by KM World.com, covering the latest in Content, Document and Knowledge Management. ”The award-winning organization demonstrates how it goes beyond simply delivering technology to working with clients to ensure that both the technology and knowledge processes are embedded into the work processes. In other words, it helps organizations realize positive business results.”
Customer Satisfaction Drives Competitive Advantage October 19, 2009
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What’s the best way for your company to keep a competitive edge?
“Stay nimble, keep a technological edge and truly listen to your customers,” says Joby O’Brien, vice president of development at BP Logix. O’Brien recently was featured in San Diego Business Journal, where he shared more thoughts on keeping BP Logix ahead of the competition.
“While many companies say that the customer comes first, our goal is to have every one of our customers say that we are the best company they have ever worked with,” O’Brien says.
Read more about what BP Logix is doing to ensure that customer satisfaction drives competitive advantage.
Process Director Integrates Project Planning, BPM October 19, 2009
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BP Logix has released Process Director, which is designed to integrate project planning and BPM. Process Director enables business users to define and model sophisticated business processe
s through a project management-like interface. Process Director was developed specifically to address activity-based processes — those processes that traditionally have been forced to fit into flowcharts. Process Director models these non-linear activities as a Gantt chart — recognizing their conditions, constraints and timelines — then makes use of predictive analysis to determine if a future activity is likely to be completed on time or be delayed. Read more about Process Director’s capabilities or contact BP Logix for a product demonstration.
NORESCO Moves to Nimble and Flexible BPM with BP LOGIX October 15, 2009
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Chris Johnston, Director of Information Systems for NORESCO, was given a challenging goal. He had just five months to transition off of a shared services platform, create his own infrastructure and migrate 4.5 gigabytes of historical accounting data to a system of his choice.
That’s when Johnston — responsible for technology systems infrastructure and support – chose Workflow Director from BP Logix. Read how Johnston used Workflow Director not only to convert the existing invoice system and data, but also to automate other processes and to expand into other areas with workflow automation.
BP Logix Process Director tackles activity-based BPM October 8, 2009
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Some business processes are non-linear, meaning that activities are not performed in any specific order. Rather they are dependent on other work being completed. Writing these “processes” effectively requires project management methods rather than traditional workflow modeling tools.
Process Director — a new solution from BP Logix available on Oct. 19 — is designed for creating activity-based business processes, according to an article posted today on the Software Development Times web site. Process Director, which uses a proprietary .NET-based state machine to run the activity-based process, exists as a layer on top of BPM and workflow software functions.
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Automating Business Processes for ROI with BP Logix October 2, 2009
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Jason Woodruff, project manager for TLT-Babcock, Inc., discovered that tracking the status and approval of paper forms was becoming increasingly time-consuming and error-prone. The form data was occasionally incomplete or inaccurate, tracking open issues was complex and resource-intensive and document control practices were becoming more cumbersome and inefficient.
“We needed a solution that would address all of these issues,” Woodruff said, “without creating additional work for the end users.”
TLT-Babcock, Inc. – a provider of engineered-to-order fans for the power, tunnel and mining industries – decided on Workflow Director from BP Logix as the solution. Woodruff talks about his Workflow Director project in a product review featured in the Sept./Oct. 2009 edition of Information Management Magazine.
According to Woodruff, Workflow Director has allowed his company to adopt a “best of breed” approach to integrating three legacy software systems, using Workflow Director as the “front end.”
Click here to read Woodruff’s entire product review of Workflow Director.
