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Bangalore, Karnataka, India, 2008/12/01 - Skelta BPM.NET 2009 (due for release early this month), leverages its strong enterprise class BPM architecture to deliver powerful new functionalities in core BPM functions.
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Staying true to their aim of delivering innovative BPM solutions, Skelta BPM.NET 2009 (due for release early this month), leverages its strong enterprise class BPM architecture to deliver powerful new functionalities in core BPM functions. A preview of Skelta BPM.NET 2009 unveiled several new features and enhancements in key areas that will help organizations build applications rapidly on the Skelta platform. Features in Skelta BPM.NET 2009 include a Native Forms Designer, enhanced BAM and KPIs, revamped Skelta Lists, Skelta Object Access Layer, enhanced Security, a more robust Skelta File Watcher and also native connectors for BizTalk and SAP.
Skelta’s Business Activity Monitoring tool (BAM), a resident feature of the BPM product raises the bar on productivity management in the new release. Its Business Intelligence capabilities provide users with several out-of-the-box reports and activity monitoring views and permits users to configure Data Points and KPIs for comprehensive Business Activity Monitoring.
Skelta BPM.NET 2009 also features a powerful new Forms Designer. Customized Forms are integral to processes and often initiate organizational workflows. However, the serious BPM user has always felt the lack of a user-friendly forms designer for rapidly building GUIs and associating created forms with processes. Skelta’s native Forms Designer is a powerful tool that addresses this very need.
Further, Skelta BPM.NET 2009’s enhanced security features offer users a comprehensive, extendable, enterprise level security infrastructure for even itemized levels of participation while its SOA functionality facilitates reusability of existing .NET objects by enabling them to be directly consumed in the processes without any modifications, thus avoiding the need to write custom workflow activities. Skelta BPM.NET 2009’s ‘Lists’ feature is an embeddable data repository for storing forms data wherein end users can create their own lists based on Forms.
Speaking about Skelta BPM.NET 2009, Skelta CEO, Sanjay Shah said “With Skelta BPM.NET 2009, we are very excited about delivering an evolved version of our product, especially because the package includes a rich set of features that specifically match our customer requirements for a more holistic BPM platform. We expect Skelta BPM.NET 2009 to provide businesses with tremendous visibility and high returns on their BPM investments.”
About Skelta Software
Skelta is an innovative software product company specializing in enterprise-wide Business Process Management (BPM) and Advanced Workflow solutions for small to large-sized businesses worldwide. Its flagship product, Skelta BPM.NET is a BPM workflow software that is built on cutting-edge Microsoft .NET, XML, and Web services technologies. It is also the world's first embeddable workflow engine. Skelta enables business users and developers to design and deploy workflow applications using software tools with which they are already familiar. In addition, Skelta enables businesses to leverage on their existing investments in Microsoft technologies such as InfoPath, BizTalk Server, and SharePoint.
Skelta, a recent recipient of the 2008 American Business Awards Finalist and CODiE Awards Finalist, has also won several other awards at industry forums such as Microsoft 2006 Regional Winning Customer Award, Microsoft Tech-Ed 2007 Attendee Choice Award, Finalist in 2007 International Business Awards (Stevie Awards), Best of Tech Ed award in the Software Components category and NASSCOM IT Innovation 2005 Award. Skelta has also been named one of Asia’s top 100 companies by Red Herring magazine and acknowledged twice as one of the fastest growing technology companies in India and Asia Pacific region by winning Deloitte Technology Fast 50 India & Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific Awards for 2006 and 2007.
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