triVector, CPI head for the discussion table with BPM industry

Aug. 13, 2009 - PRLog -- triVector, a specialised national provider of next-generation Business Process Management (BPM) and Enterprise Architecture solutions, in association with its affiliate partner and premium Value Added Reseller of the ARIS Platform, CPI (Collaborative Process Integration), will be represented at the 2009 ITWeb BPM Summit & Awards as Bronze Sponsors.

The partners will use the opportunity to highlight the value of the ARIS Platform and its influence in the market, deliberate on key issues facing the industry, participate in discussion over challenges and factors that continue to impact process management in general and the development & application of architecture solutions.

triVector and CPI will also share information pertaining to the latest developments in the ARIS Platform, such as the new ARIS Governance Engine and the free ARIS Express Tool due for release in September.

The event will also provide a platform for attendees to see which companies/ service providers and other stakeholders have been recognised and rewarded for their ongoing contribution to the industry.

“There is absolutely no doubt that there is a strong and unquestionable business case for business process management and the synergistic balance achieved by aligning technology resources with critical business requirements, expertise and deliverables,” says Dina Jacobs, CEO, triVector. “Our main objective for this event is to emphasise the value of the Aris range of solutions and the advantages associated with its application in business.”

The event, which takes place in late August, has been organised to recognise achievers in an industry that some stakeholders believe has grown substantially.

A common understanding among operators in this specialised market segment is that it has developed to the extent that it is making a significant and lasting difference to business in general, as well as the greater ICT and telecommunications sectors.

Part of an online overview or prelude to the event posted by media partner ITWeb (www.itweb.co.za) suggests correlation with this idea.

It reads: “BPM is becoming increasingly popular, having evolved from simply a technique for solving tactical problems on a departmental level, to providing a comprehensive platform that supports the whole business. This evolution is being fuelled by the pressing need for businesses to cope with a range of different and often complex processes, as well as the requirement for high availability and scalability.”
triVector has been established and positioned to assist ventures on their quest to extradite the value of BPM. Executive management believes the company has the depth of knowledge, experience, resources and skills to make a meaningful and lasting difference to businesses embarking on this technical journey.

“We certainly agree that businesses are under intense pressure to not only manage the depth of variety and complexity in solutions, but do so within often tight budgets and with limited understanding of the dynamics of business process management. We hope that this event, and our contribution, will help clear up any misconceptions and improve insight into the industry and its importance,” adds Jacobs.