Deep Analysis, a leading process management advisory firm, spotlights Ultimus in their recent vendor report.
Leading information and process management research and advisory firm Deep Analysis published a new vendor profile, calling Ultimus “one of the most comprehensive and well-thought-through digital process management systems on the market”.
In this new profile, Deep Analysis founder and analyst Alan Pelz-Sharpe, highlighted the Ultimus Digital Process Automation Suite’s blockchain/smart contract capabilities. Mr. Pelz-Sharpe stated:
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“Ultimus appears to be the first process automation firm to have recognized this opportunity and built the capability to anchor transactions, documents, and process data (effectively notarizing them) on a blockchain”. |
Mr. Pelz-Sharpe, a 25-year technology veteran, described key Ultimus differentiators such as the power and flexibility provided its organizational mapping capabilities, patented rules-based architecture, RPA-like FlobotsTM functionality, and ability to transform critical and complex process automations.
Leigh Michl, Ultimus Chairman & CEO, said “Alan has long been recognized as a thought leader in process management and information services. It means a lot that someone of Alan’s caliber has acknowledged our vision – to create a platform for strategic business process automation”.
The vendor profile calls Ultimus “one of the most comprehensive and well-thought-through digital process management systems on the market”.
Ultimus is recognized in reports by leading business process automation analyst firms: Deep Analysis, Everest Group, and 451 Research.
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