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Bad Times in the U.S Financial Industry - How Process Intelligence can help?

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Whether the U.S Government bails out Financial Institutions or not, there is a lot of restructuring of instituitions, assets, liabilities and particularly, bad loans in the Mortgage Markets and others. All of them require a lot of business processes that have to do with restructuring. Doing them effectively and efficiently quickly is crucial in making sure that things are back on track.

Mortgage backed securities are a great example - these are groups of mortgage loans with similar loan profiles - many with shaky income profiles or employment profiles. They may have to restructure these mortgages one by one, even if bailouts happen.

In fact the National Association of Call Centers in its latest newsletter has a very interesting article - $700 Billion can buy a lot of call cetner time. .

This article points out to a lot of manual processes such as verifying information about a loan applicant that will allow the restructuring of these loans.

The interesting thing is that this may be a very time sensitive issue. These have to be done in parallel for a large number of loans - an many as some part of $700 Billion or some other amount that is spent on shoring up these bad loans. A lot of this manual work will be outsourced since they are manual work and you need a lot of people doing this in short order!

Process Intellijence can really help make sure that these processes are executed efficiently and effectively! Especially when there are so much work to do in as short a time as possbile to stem further losses as quickly as possible. They will have to done quickly if further disasters were to be avoided also.

Hiccups in the Financial Industry can cause riipples in so many other areas, countries and markets. What is interesting here is the opportunity it opens up to other seemingly unrelated areas.

Success is a process more than a realization. - Anonymous

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Nari Kannan's blog explores how new approaches to business intelligence can help organizations improve the performance of business processes--whether these processes are creative or operational, internally-focused or customer-facing, intra-departmental or across functions.

Nari Kannan

Nari Kannan started and serves as the CEO of appsparq, a Mobile Applications development company based in Louisville, KY with offices in Singapore and India. Nari has over two decades of experience in computer systems development, translating product and service strategy into meaningful technology solutions, and both people and product development. Prior to this, he has served as both Chief Technology Officer and Vice President- Engineering in six successful startups, two of which he co-founded. He has proven experience in building companies, engineering teams, and software solutions from scratch in the United States and India. Prior to this, Nari started Ajira Technologies, Inc., in Pleasanton, CA, where he served as Chief Executive Officer for more than six years. While at Ajira, Nari was instrumental in developing service process management solutions that modeled, monitored, and analyzed business processes, initially targeting the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), Telecom, and Banking verticals in India, and Finance, Insurance, and Healthcare verticals in the United States. Prior to this, he served as VP-Engineering at Ensenda, an ASP for local delivery services. He also served variously as Chief Technology Officer or VP-Engineering at other Bay-Area venture funded startups such as Kadiri and Ensera. He began his career at Digital Equipment Corporation as a Senior Software Engineer. Nari has a long involvement with Customer Support and other customer facing processes. At Digital Equipment Corporation he was involved with their 1800 person customer support center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He was tasked with coming up with innovative tools to help customer support people do their jobs better. He holds a U.S patent for a software invention that automatically redirected email requests for customer support to the right group by digesting the contents of the request and guessing at which software or hardware support group is best equipped to handle it. At Ensera, he led a 45 person team in developing an internet based ASP service for handling auto insurance claims, coordinating information flow between end-customers, Insurance companies, Repair shops and Parts suppliers. Ensera was acquired by Mitchell Corporation in San Diego. Nari holds a B.S. degree in Physics from Loyola College, and an M.B.A degree from the University of Madras in Madras, India. He graduated with a M.S. degree in Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1985. Contact Information: Nari Kannan. Email: nari@appsparq.com Mobile: 925 353 0197. Website: www.appsparq.com View more .

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