Paris, November 9, 2006 – The Business Process Management has now become a Babel tower with two faces: on one side a black box that allows the communication between different systems and on the other, a human workflow management platform. If a first time editors brought a solution to the interactions between systems, these exchanges only represent 15% of the BPM according to Jim Sinur, a Gartner analyst.
In order to answer to the remaining 85%, OpenCS launches today its new 100% web workflow platform. Simply accessible through the web, without any downloading, it coordinates and fluxes the work of multi-located collaborators. A new module: CompoCS ™ allows composing directly online a collaborative folder. As the “paper” folder, the collaborative folder allows circulating, validating, noting all kind of information. It contains structured data, attached documents, messages, sub-folders… and guarantees through its record a complete tracking of the developed actions. When a folder is created online, the project manager defines also the working process. With a simple click, he defines the role of each intervenient, their access or modification rights and the route that the project will use as it is developed. Because of its 100% Internet approach, OpenCS fluxes the decision making and working processes to turn them more operational. The handlings requiring several validations or signatures are therefore simplified: follow-up of off-shore providers’ contracts, collaborative management of materials, signalling and reporting of “quality” incidents, citizens and civil service relationship management… The platform has been conceived to evolve easily due to changes and successive versions essential to human workflows and to human organization in constant adaptation.
