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01/09/2008
Savvion(R), Inc., a business process management (BPM) company, today announced that Intelligent Enterprise has named Savvion as a process management company to watch in conjunction with the Website's 2008 Editor's Choice awards.
ebizQ received the following details:
The accolade was given to Savvion for its BusinessManager 7.0 BPM Suite, which offers the best and easiest way for both business people and IT to collaborate on improvements to business processes.
"Since we began in 1994, Savvion has worked hard to establish itself as a business process pioneer by providing our customers with process solutions they need to drive innovation, improve agility, reduce operational costs, and improve processes across all silos within and outside of the business," said Dr. M. A. Ketabchi, President, CEO and Founder, Savvion. "Having Intelligent Enterprise recognize us for our people-centric approach to BPM validates our goal of offering today's Fortune 1000 customers the best and most complete BPM suite available on the market."
According to Intelligent Enterprise, Savvion's BusinessManager suite is "easy for business people to use" while also giving "IT the tools it needs for the robust integration of workflows with back-end systems." This latest recognition by one of the standards in the world of tech journalism underscores Savvion's commitment to providing everyone in an organization with the power to create, manage, and optimize business processes across the entire organization.
Savvion is the pioneer and leader in business process management (BPM) and provides software and services to the world's largest and most respected organizations to better create, manage and optimize their core business processes. BPM solutions help organizations improve agility, reduce operational costs, and improve processes across departmental lines. Savvion's comprehensive BPM software suite, Savvion BusinessManager(TM) 7.0 brings people with different skills and from different parts of the business together to collaborate daily on process improvement initiatives. The Business Manager platform facilitates enterprise rollout of process-driven solutions, which drive out cost and increase business flexibility.
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