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Resolution EBS, provider of a patented interactive business rules engine (BRE) built from the ground up for highly interactive, front and back office processes and applications, today announced it is partnering with FileNet Corporation, a provider of Enterprise Content and Business Process Management solutions, in a project to bring customers dynamic, interactive rules and business process management solutions, seeking to enhance organizational agility, drive revenue opportunities, reduce operating costs and increase time to value.
The companies released the following details:
The partnership features the combination of the breakthrough patented Resolution Interactive Rules Platform™ (Resolution iR) and FileNet’s market-leading BPM platform. Resolution will leverage FileNet‘s P8 BPM Rules Connectivity Framework to tightly integrate its patented Interactive Rules Engine with FileNet’s BPM platform and solutions.
Resolution iR not only automates the back office rules but also automates the decision-making at the front of the value chain—the organizational edge—where customers, prospects, partners and other company shareholders interact directly with the enterprise. The decision automation challenges here are enormous and far more complex than anywhere else within a company. Protected by more than 90 patents, Resolution is designed to manage all the complexity, variability and interactivity that characterize the edge, thereby ensuring that the right decisions are made at the right time. When combined with FileNet’s P8 BPM Platform, the resulting Interactive solution offers unparalleled process agility for more customer-centric, responsive organizations, to meet compliance requirements and achieve greater competitive advantage.
“Facing enormous competitive, regulatory and market challenges, our customers need BPM/ECM solutions that support better, faster decision-making,” said FileNet’s Martyn Christian, chief marketing officer. “Resolution’s innovative Interactive BRE solution was the natural choice for us as we looked to enhance our ability to support agile, customer-centric, responsive processes, to help customers operate more effectively and efficiently.”
“We chose to work with FileNet because of its innovative and market-leading BPM capabilities,” said Resolution CEO Peter Klante. “Our patented Interactive Rules platform combined with FileNet’s award-winning BPM platform provides customers with a powerful one-two punch to automate, streamline and optimize front and back office applications and processes. This combination will greatly accelerate how work gets done. The marriage of our Interactive business rules engine with FileNet’s market-leading BPM platform delivers a high value, high return solution that supports business agility.”
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