The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
12/23/2009
L&T Infotech, one of the world's top-ranked global IT services providers, has announced a strategic partnership with Savvion, the trailblazing business process management company, to provide business process management (BPM) solutions, including business process modeling, implementation and integration solutions and services to its clientele.
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The partnership expands upon L&T Infotech's Business-to-IT Connect, which provides cutting edge solutions and services to clients across multiple continents. Savvion business process management systems (BPMS) enable organizations to operate more competitively and cost-efficiently.
With Savvion BPM, organizations are able to become more efficient, gain better visibility into their operations and more agility to respond to changing business conditions quickly.
Sudip Banerjee, Chief Executive Officer, L&T Infotech says, "This partnership is in line with our constant endeavor to provide added value to our customers. Offering Savvion's BPM platform gives our customers the IT agility needed to keep pace with rapid business change."
"We believe that BPM technology has matured to the point where large enterprises now have a robust alternative available to model and implement business processes on the same platform. The leadership position enjoyed by Savvion in the BPM space, coupled with L&T Infotech's domain knowledge and modeling skills, provides a unique value proposition to our customers, especially in manufacturing and Banking & Financial Services," says Abhay Chitnis, Head of Technology, L&T Infotech.
"BPM is one of the most strategic enterprise software systems and enterprises of all sizes understand this and appreciate what BPM can do for them. We know that the combination of Savvion's industry-leading BPM technology and L&T's depth of experience will deliver superior value to L&T Infotech and Savvion customers,” said Dr. M.A. Ketabchi, President, CEO and Founder of Savvion. “We are excited about our partnership and its benefit for our customers."
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