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Business Process Management

The definition of Business Process Management (BPM) is a systematic approach to improving an organization's business processes. The goal of BPM activities is to make business processes more effective, more efficient, and more capable of adapting to change.

Implementing a Business Process Management (BPM) solution often requires a consulting team to help insure success in lifting a company’s business processes to an advanced level of efficiency and workflow productivity.

To this end, Nova has the experience and familiarity with the many processes and activities needed to support insurance operations.  We will make a comprehensive analysis of your key processes, existing technology, and workflow goals in order to implement a BPM system that will effectively improve your business productivity and expense demands.

The following are typical processes and technologies used in a BPM project:

·         Human workflow and interaction

·         Process modeling and simulation

·         Content and collaboration tools

·         System and application integration support

·         Business Intelligence

·         Business rules repository and orchestration

You might consider engaging in a P.O.C. related to one of your most challenging processes.  Once complete, you will have the framework to add more processes and one by one, transform your workplace ensuring efficient and high quality results.

If you are interested in learning how BPM can help standardize your operations, please call us to arrange a preliminary consultation.

Newsflash

Nova has developed an underwriting system for Anemos, supplied an expert to set up a catastrophe modelling department, and created business processes and procedures.

John Jenks, CEO of Anemos, said: "I would fully endorse Nova. My experience has been that they have been extremely professional and everything has been provided on time and it is a first-class service."

Read the full article here.