Title: CRM and BPM Suites of the Future
1CRM and BPM Suites of the Future
- Ben Kiker
- Chief Marketing Officer, Onyx Software
2Welcome
- Why is business process management todays hot
topic? - What are you going to learn today?
- Why are Onyx and IBM sponsoring this event?
3CRM and BPM Suites of the Future
- Jim Sinur
- VP and Distinguished Analyst, Gartner Group
4What is BPM ?
- Business Defintion
- BPM is the management of all the processes
supporting a business - transaction/event from the beginning to the end
while applying the - policies/rules needed to support an organizations
stated business model - at a specific point in time
- BPM runs within the cultural constraints
offered by an enterprise - BPM runs to meet the conflicting goals set
by management and optimizes - to find the sweet spot between them
- BPM considers the contexts that it runs in
while meeting stated outcomes - BPM ideally suggests better operational
behavior - BPM ideally points to better tactics
- BPM runs within tolerated and expected
scenarios - BPM is flexible in a near real time fashion
- BPM is not a technology, but is enabled by
instances of BPM technology
5How Can BPM Serve CRM Initiatives ?
- Campaign automation and optimization
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- Customer enrollment/onboarding
- Intelligent Cross Selling
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- Real Time Analytics
- Integrated Self Service
- Partner Management
- Mass Customization of Processes
6BPM Taxonomy
BPM Category
Supporting Markets
Administrative (Visual BPM)
Traditional Workflow
Task Oriented Portals Team Process
(Collaborative BPM) Knowledge
Management
Team
Support Application Specific (Configured BPM)
Packages
Content
Management Integration Centric (System to
System) System to System focused
Composite Application Application
Independent (Pure Play BPM) Human to Human
focused
Business
Templates
7Drivers for BPM Are Numerous
- New process creation/maintenance
- Current process understanding
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Business process outsourcing
- Package implementations
- Core process/systems consolidations
- Automation of manual processes
- Value/supply chain creation/maintenance and
process fusion - Optimized processes
- Compliance
- Scenario building for agility and policy
management
8BPM Is Thriving in Many Industries
- Insurance
- Banking
- Credit
- Financial markets
- Discrete manufacturing
- Healthcare
- Government
- Pharmaceuticals
- Telecommunications
- Retail
9BPM Routing Capabilities Enable Direct Submittal
(20 ROI)
Healthcare Payer Organization Case Study
Steps In Records Update Process
Physician Activities
Insurer Activities
Activity Eliminated in Automated BPM Environment
10Process Efficiency is Being Delivered Get on
board or get out of the way
In a 2003 study, percent of respondents that
achieved key process benefits
70
55
85
11BPM is Business Integration at Multiple Levels
and Is Ubiquitous
- BPM flows enable optimized business events that
coordinate - Hardware, Software, Facilities, Process, People
Above the water line Long-Running Human-to-Human
(H2H) Business Flows Enabled by Work Lists and
Work Throughput Formulas
Below the water line Short-Running
System-to-System (S2S) Technical Flows in Support
of Business Flows
12Comments from a 2004 BPM Survey
Experience from 154 recent BPM projects
50 of the respondents were business
professionals 25 of the companies responding had
asset bases in the millions 75 had asset
bases in the billions 95 of the companies
experienced a greater than 90 success rate
amongst BPM projects 65 said that 90-100 of
their implemented processes were H2H 15 said the
were S2S dominated only 2 said they had no H2H
75 did have projects underway now BPM projects
in the planning stage 25 had 1 25 had
2 25 had 3-5 15 had 6-10 5 had over 10
13Growth Predictions for BPM
67 of the projects were completed in less than 6
months 50 in 4 months or less ROI none of the
successful projects had less than 10 ROI 78
had greater than 15 ROI Wild numbers included
100 and 360 77 had returns greater than
100,000.00 per project 55 has returns in the
100,000.00 to 500,000.00 range Gartner
predicts rapid growth
14Ingredients for BPM Success
Visible and Successful Implementations Real
Cost Savings/Avoidance Understanding the Real
Process Business Process Ownership Leadership
Buy-in Quality Implementations
15 BPM Suite Taxonomy
Analyze and Model Processes
Execute Processes
Integrate Humans and Applications
- Fast Path Changes
- Dynamic Rules
- Dynamic Binding
Monitoring Results
16BPM Suites Require Explicit Flows Rules
Applications
Operating System
Emerging
Current
Classic
17BPM Suites Will Require Convergence Or Best of
Breed
- vendors with outboard rules
- vendors with Inference
Pure- Play BPM
WebMethods
BEA
Integration Server Software Platforms EAI
Business Rule Engines
SeeBeyond
BPM Suites
Microsoft
Analysis, Simulation Modeling, Design,
Construction Tools
Orbus
Systar
Business Activity Monitoring
Proforma
Applix
Proactivity
Onyx Software
Casewise
VineyardSoft
Lanner
Hewlett-Packard
IDS Scheer
18Suggested Architecture for Round Trip
Engineering
Provide continual feedback Build contextual
orientation Communicate Encourage reassessment
- Define Your best practices
- rapid representation of the knowledge of your
experts - Validate to confirm that the best practices will
meet evolving requirements and active scenarios - dynamically simulate under the most realistic
conditions - Deploy best practices within selected scenarios
into the operational environment - monitor best practices to achieve continuous
improvement - Improve continuously to keep the process
operating at peak efficiency
19Architecture for Real Time Reactive Change
What is the significance of the events/data?
Detect Diagnose Explain Model Respond with
scenario driven rule sets
20CRM and BPM Suites of the Future
- Ben Kiker
- Chief Marketing Officer, Onyx Software
21Onyx and IBM Partnering for Success
- Clear Market Leadership Technology you can
trust - Best of Breed Solutions
- Unparalleled Value
- CRM that can grow with your business
- Core competencies let you focus on business, not
technology
- On Demand CRM from IBM and Onyx
- Partnership with IBM Professional Services
- Onyx-in-a-Box Offering Through IBM and Sirius
Computer
22Business process management is a core component
of CRM-today
- It just isnt easy
- It doesnt go deep enough
- Its not as broad as it should be
- World-class CRM deployments dont just support
business processes, they drive them. -
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23The BPM in Onyx CRM today July 2004
- Ability to define business rules
- Built-in workflow capabilities
- System triggers for cross-functional activities
- Onyx Enterprise CRM 5.0 Process Scripting for
streamlining customer-centric workflows
24The BPM in Onyx CRM December 2004
Fully integrated rules engine Business analysts
and administratorsnon-technical people build
and modify business rules in Onyx applications
without writing code
- Graphical design environment for rules authoring
- Real-time and scheduled rules execution
- Compatible with Onyx Enterprise CRM 5.0
25How it works
- Intuitively presents workflows and links to
users graphically - Determines the order of execution
26Another wave of CRM innovation Coming Next Year
A sophisticated process design environment for
building forms and data flows
- Adds
- Graphical forms designer
- Onyx Forms, a form rendering environment
- Non-technical people build custom extensions to
the Onyx CRM without coding - Supports complex multi-user, multi-threaded
processes that span departments and systems
27Our acquired technology is unique because it
includes all aspects of BPM and BRA
Customer relationship management
Onyx Enterprise CRM
Workflow Workflow assignment, escalation, and
administration
User Interface Designer Enables complex UI design
elements, such tab controls
Business process management
Integration Web services, COM, Java, ODBC XML
Mapping technology Sync and Async support
Business Rules Engine Wizard guides the user
through the steps of creating rules
Business rules automation
28Get on board or get out of the way
- Business agility
- Regulation compliance
- Enterprise process alignment
- Organizational collaboration
- Adherence to methodologies
- Faster and more cost effectively
- Jim Sinur, vice president, Gartner Research
29Q A
- Ben Kiker
- Chief Marketing Officer, Onyx Software
- BenK_at_onyx.com
- Jim Sinur
- VP and Distinguished Analyst, Gartner Group
- Jim.Sinur_at_gartner.com