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New Media deploys Appian BPM

Jacob Nthoiwa
By Jacob Nthoiwa, ITWeb journalist.
Johannesburg, 27 Sept 2010

New Media deploys Appian BPM

New Media Group, a Hong Kong's publishing group, has deployed the first of many planned process applications on the Appian BPM Suite, according to Auto Mobi.info

Working with Appian's in the region, Frontier Research & Technology, the company deployed its expense claim creation and approval process in 90 days. New Media Group and Frontier are already down the path of creating a new multi-process advertising billing system with customer and contract creation processes also targeted.

New Media Group has been actively migrating other processes, such as their Leave application process, to the Appian BPM platform.

DocuLex adds accounting workflow ability

DocuLex, creators of content management solutions, has added its customisable, business process workflow capability to Archive Studio, says ECM Connection.

This addition extends Archive Studio's ability to utilise a company's existing customer data in popular accounting packages such as QuickBooks, by Intuit and Microsoft Dynamics GP. The program's new 'decision engine' organises customer transactional information, orchestrates flow to each staff person involved, sends notifications and documents revisions and additions.

The end result is, what the company says, a fully automated accounting processes and simplification with time and cost conservation.

CT debuts license manager

CT Corporation, a provider of corporate business solutions, has unveiled Business License Manager on CTAdvantage, the company's Web-based platform for entity compliance, due diligence and service of process management, states Thomas Net.

Business License Manager, CT claims, empowers companies to manage business license compliance activities in one place, streamlining workflow and reducing error.

Complying with jurisdictional filing requirements at all levels of government is a necessity, but one that is arduous, error-prone and resource-intensive, the company says.

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