Microsoft Names Bluespring Software a Finalist for "Technology Innovation Partner of the Year"
Market Wire, June, 2006
Bluespring Software, the Business Process Management (BPM) software company that puts the power of business process design, execution AND management into the hands of business people, announces that it has been named a finalist by Microsoft for "Technology Innovation Partner of the Year" in the ISV/Software Solutions category.
The awards recognize Microsoft Registered, Certified and Gold Certified partners that developed exemplary solutions for their customers during the past year. Bluespring's BPM Suite helps companies streamline their business processes by getting a better handle on the people-intensive parts of business processes. The company's technology innovation centers around ease-of-use:
-- For the business leader, it's the ability to go after "low hanging
fruit" and knock out process-related pain points in less than 90 days with
compelling ROIs.
-- For IT, it's the fact that there is no coding involved when deploying
the product, it plays nice with existing infrastructure and business people
can manage the product themselves.
-- For the people who interact with the process (users), it's the ability
to participate using email, Excel, Word and Internet Explorer meaning they
have nothing new to install and no new technology to learn.
"Bluespring's innovation is simplifying powerful technology traditionally thought to be too complex for business people," said Pradeep Rathinam, General Manager of U.S. ISV Strategy for Microsoft Corporation. "That's a pretty compelling corner office story for any enterprise."
The winners will be honored at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2006, July 11-14, 2006, in Boston.
About Bluespring Software
Bluespring Software and its partner network bring business process execution to the enterprise, extending the value of enterprise applications like CRM, ERP and SCM software and incorporating all of the people who play an important role in the business process that do not have that application on their desktop. Through business process optimization (BPO), businesses can effectively manage "mission critical" operational processes like Case Management, IT Asset Management, Deal Management and Demand Planning, yielding desired results, compliance and C-level visibility into the core operational aspects of the business.
Contact: Dan Dyer Email: Email Contact Phone: 513-478-7818 URL: http://www.bluespringsoftware.com
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