Ultimus & Enterprise Applications
Filling in the Gaps and Connecting People Across the Entire Enterprise
When organizations deploy enterprise applications such as SAP, PeopleSoft, Oracle Financials, or content management, many in the organization conclude they do not need any other BPM system. However, enterprise applications have been designed to optimize performance “inside” their application while BPM has been designed to touch people and systems “across” the entire organization. While capabilities such as SAP NetWeaver help, they cannot provide the “outside the application” requirements of leading enterprise BPM systems.
To learn more about how Ultimus complements existing enterprise applications read “Ultimus and the Business Process Ecosystem: Complementing SAP and Enterprise Applications.”
- Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) – Ultimus has an open architecture that supports organizations implementing SOA.
- Composite Applications & Enterprise Services Bus(ESB)– Many of our customers have used Ultimus BPM to drive value from composite applications or to consumer services from an ESB.
- Application Servers– Organizations use Ultimus to compliment their application development platform and add the capability to deliver true cross-enterprise processes.
- Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) – Ultimus provides a complete set of capabilities to manage the entire business process.
- Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) – Our customers use Ultimus to automate the front and back-ends of their existing ERP systems, and to add a sense of time, accountability and visibility that the ERP system alone cannot provide.
- Enterprise Content Management (ECM) – Ultimus integrates with and consumes information from many ECM packages so that the documents can become an important part of a complete business process.
- Supply Chain Management (SCM)– Many Ultimus customers use Ultimus BPM to extend the capabilities of existing applications so that supply chain processes can extend internally across the entire enterprise and externally to include suppliers and channel partners.