Workflow Automation

For many years, the software industry has promoted the virtues of standards, approved common models by which all programs could co-exist and effectively communicate.  We’ve learned of great function, interoperability and even exchange of information across multiple programs developed by multiple vendors.  Too many times, these standards were expected to be the saviors, allowing organizations to operate efficiently, improve customer service, and provide a platform of shared information among all employees, divisions, and locations.  And for many large organizations, they’ve performed.  It may have taken many years, millions of dollars, and full implementation staffs to get there, but if the … Continue Reading