5 Sep 2005
Sequena launches new Business Process modelling tool
Wokingham, England 5 September 2005 - Sequena, the UK based business transformation company specialising in business process improvement, announced today immediate availability of the latest version of Engage! Analyzer, a Business Process modelling (BPm) tool designed and developed by Engage! B.V., the Dutch software and services company based in Alkmaar, the Netherlands.
Engage! Analyzer is a powerful Business Process modelling tool which provides business process capture, analysis, simulation, design, business case/ROI visibility and optional web-publishing capabilities. The "AS IS" and "TO BE" processes are captured and created in the same process model thereby allowing best possible comparison capabilities for process optimisation and business transformation planning.
?Sequena?s mission is to provide companies with rapid implementation of renewed business processes to drive out inefficiencies and reduce costs? says William Fell, Managing Director of Sequena. ?Engage! Analyzer is state-of-the-art technology in this area of Business Process modelling that does just that, providing a pragmatic approach for UK companies to analyse, simulate, renew, update and automate their key business processes in quick-time?.
About Engage!
Engage! Analyzer is a stand-alone module of Engage! Framework, a Business Process Management (BPM) suite, designed and developed by Engage! B.V of Alkmaar, The Netherlands. The development of the Engage! product was started with OEM technology projects for large international IT companies. In 1997 the company decided to market the technology under its own label. The strength of the product is its rule-based prototyping capability allowing it to automate single business processes without the need for costly IT-architectural changes. More information: www.engage.nl
About Sequena
Sequena are business transformation specialists focusing on business process improvement providing software and services for the analysis and renewal of business processes. More information: www.sequena.com
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