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Business Process Management

For business process management (BPM) to succeed, it typically involves the skilled implementation of a model or methodology that is well communicated and measured against real business benefits. Part of the difficulty in implementing this, is that many industry operations are mature, using processes that have either been working well for decades, or are very new, and so unproven. Changing business processes can be disruptive as well as costly and time consuming.

The need for best-in-class BPM is arguably becoming more urgent in many industries especially where it has become more uncertain. As the operational environment becomes risky, many companies are seeking to identify areas of their business where they can exert more control and where the changes they make will result in a greater degree of certainty. BPM should also take into account, the effective business controls, risk management and assurance in place to meet regulatory requirements and ensure operator competency.

Health Care

For those healthcare providers still resistant to technology, you've got a problem on your hands You're going to be left behind. This is where healthcare is going – with or without you.

That's according to a new Accenture report, Healthcare Technology Vision 2015, which lays out five key trends in the industry that show adaptation might be the best business model.

First, Accenture analysts are calling it the "platform revolution" – that is the ever-increasing ubiquity of mobile and cloud platforms that far surpass merely the ability to track in real-time a patient's health. Rather, this is a platform that addresses interoperability, "that captures the data from disparate sources such as wearables, phones and glucometers, and pulls it all together to give a patient and caregiver a holistic and real-time view of the patient's health," they write.

Retail

Retailers are inventing themselves constantly trying to provide their customers with a seamless experience regardless of what channel they choose to shop, online or at the store. The once sharp line between in-store retail and E-commerce is blurring as on-the-go, tech-savvy shoppers research, browse, try on, and transact wherever and whenever they please. That, in turn, is causing retailers to become much more sophisticated in how they predict demand, manage and move inventory, and integrate their physical, virtual, and mobile selling channels. For years, retailers have managed some of the biggest data warehouses in the world. So they already have big data now they must use those many terabytes to optimize operations, refine pricing, anticipate demand, and provide the product assortments customers want.

"In a well-run business, the point of sale is more than just the place where the money comes in. With the right equipment, it becomes your strategic service center, the place that will help you grow your business and keep your customers coming back." ~Via Entrepreneur Magazine.

Finance

The financial services industry has to consider the adoption of new technology trends such as cloud computing to augment their capabilities and social media to test market appetite for new products and services.

The industry has historically been at the forefront of the usage of technology. This is not surprising given the financial institutions geographical footprint, enormous client bases and need to conduct an even greater number of transactions securely and quickly.

Financial institutions are perfectly placed to leverage the benefits of these comparatively new developments in technology delivery, cloud computing and big data, which cannot be seen in isolation. They can achieve this by establishing their own, secure cloud computing infrastructure that eliminates the need for discrete computing power and storage capabilities. The benefit of interrogating big data allows them to respond more rapidly and proactively, but this is more difficult to pull off as human thinking has to catch up to the technology.

Outsourcing

We offer a total IT outsourcing package.

Your business may get distracted from its core functions while trying to establish Information technology teams and infrastructures, or highly specialized people are hard to find. Whatever your problem is, we have a right sized outsourcing package to address your concerns. You can outsource all management of IT to us or a specific project or small and easily defined service, such as application development, disaster recovery, data base management, data storage, reports and insights.

Staff augmentation

We take great pride in providing resources to our clients, who are well qualified and experienced for the position. We don't look at this as filling a position rather we keep client requirement and employee aspirations in perspective while fulfilling the position. Time and again, our customers have come back to us for more business. Our consultants are not only technically savvy but have business process knowledge. We work with clients closely and provide value in

• >  Improving processes
• >  Reducing costs
• >  Cutting down times
• >  Meeting budgets
• >  Management impact
• >  Targeted resources

Whatever your need, filling a quick short duration position, to providing whole scale of resources for a huge project, SoftNet can help. Contract, contract-to-hire, direct hire, we’ll work closely with both employers and employees to find the right fit.