Best integration of architecture and business process modeling. Fully integrated with your EA repository.
In ABACUS managers can use graphing methods including flowcharts and diagrams to capture “as-is” processes and plan improvements. By connecting and assessing processes, they can set out a strategy to improve key metrics such as efficiency, customer experience and costs.
In ABACUS diagrams not just “still” images but are connected to the repository.
Changes automatically flow through, ensuring diagrams and dashboards stay updated.
- Import Visio, UML, BPMN or other diagrams, shapes and flowcharts into ABACUS. Connect these to data from your Excel spreadsheets and other sources such as Technopedia
- Sketch out diagrams using quick canvas-and-stencil “drag-and-drop”; costs and technical data can be linked to your diagrams
- Change hierarchy in web-based diagrams by dragging and dropping component shapes (ideal for Business Process Modeling/BPMN)
- Easily update data and use web-based diagrams and dashboards to monitor and optimize processes
- Create and compare multiple scenarios options
ABACUS supports major business process modeling notations including Business Process Modeling and Notation (BPMN) and Event-driven Process Chains (EPC).
ABACUS also supports the Unified Modeling Language (UML) as well as basic flowcharting and other related business frameworks, including Business Motivation Model (BMM) and Business Model Canvas.
Avolution has been recognized in Gartner’s “Market Guide for Enterprise Business Process Analysis” 2020
The need for organisations to adapt and respond effectively to change is more important than ever. To do this, companies need visibility of the impact their processes, products and services have on business outcomes.
Whitepaper: Aligning EA with BPM
Business Process Management (BPM) is one of the most popular methods for retaining business viability in a competitive market. ABACUS supports practitioners in managing the complexities of BPM, helping the business to hit its goals.
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