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Vitria Brings the Power of Web 2.0 to BPM
BPM Solution Delivers True Collaboration with IT
Feb. 11, 2008 11:15 AM
Vitria announced a Web 2.0 BPM suite that empowers business
users to directly model, manage, monitor and optimize their business processes
-- Vitria's M3O. Business analysts can now model and execute business processes
in a rich web-based environment in direct collaboration with their IT
counterparts, significantly reducing the development cycle, saving companies
millions of dollars and enabling a truly agile enterprise.
Until now, the modeling and collaboration capabilities of BPM solutions were
constrained by a technological gap that kept business analysts and IT
professionals separated. Converging BPM, Web 2.0 and Event Processing has
enabled M3O to bridge that gap. The product empowers the business analysts to
play a key role in building and managing their own process models without
having to spend days or weeks with IT to construct and finally complete a
process. With this enabling technology, both business and IT can be more agile
and responsive to changes in the business, reducing implementation times for
mission-critical processes from weeks to days.
Vitria is also introducing M3O's Exception Manager which utilizes all of M3O's
capabilities to automatically resolve process exceptions across the enterprise.
Exception Manager is built on three generations of product knowledge in
exception management and leverages the benefits of business-level modeling,
policy-driven automated resolution, and standards-based technologies in a high
performance, enterprise-class solution.
"Vitria has brought together the ability to model, manage and monitor
business processes in an extremely slick and easy to use Web 2.0 interface --
think iPhone meets dashboards," said Beth Gold-Bernstein, Chair of the
EBizQ "In Action" Conference Series. "The visualization
capabilities provide a true synergy, enabling knowledge workers to (model and)
link information and create new views or dashboards more easily than trying to
explain to IT what it is they want. In fact after using M3O the knowledge
workers will be the ones to unleash the true synergy of BPM, Web 2.0 and event
processing in the enterprise."
M3O's rich Web-based user experience, event-driven process management
capabilities, and unified modeling and runtime environment provide a platform
for growth and agility that would otherwise be unattainable to businesses
today.
"As the originator of BPM, Vitria has always seen the value of
collaboration within the development of business processes," said Dr.
JoMei Chang, CEO, Vitria Technology. "With the introduction of such a
unique and scalable product, we are again taking the lead in creating the next
generation of BPM which will enable business and IT to work in a truly
collaborative manner on an enterprise level."
M3O and Exception Manager are currently available for Early Access for
qualified customers and partners. Both products will be released at the end of
March.
M3O and Exception Manager run on J2EE platforms and are integrated with
Vitria's award winning BusinessWare(R) software, extending the range of
enterprise initiatives from legacy integration to SOA-based process
integration.
Visit Vitria at the Gartner's BPM Summit Solution Showcase in Las Vegas today and tomorrow to get a
first-hand experience how M3O can truly make businesses more agile.
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