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Re-engineering is the fundamental
rethinking and radical redesign of business processes to achieve
dramatic improvements in organizational performance.
Business Process Re-engineering combines
aspects of re-engineering and business process outsourcing,
and rationalizes them to return value in a short span of time.
This, of course, maximizes long-term prospects for your business.
Maasys Infotech provides Business Process Reengineering solutions
that assist you to fundamentally rethink and redesign how
your organization will meet its strategic objectives. We emphasize
on innovation, flexibility, quality service delivery, and
cost control by re-engineering business methods and supporting
processes using state-of-the-art Business Process Re-engineering
tools and methodologies
At Maasys Infotech we understand the criticality
of legacy applications and the significant investment that
has been made in them. Our approach to Application Re-engineering
comes from having the capacity to understand the business
requirements that shape your technical architecture. Our aim
is to assist customers in leveraging both the data and business
processes that exist in such systems and transform them to
meet new functionality.
The main drivers of Application Re-engineering as we see
are:
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New services or business opportunities |
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Business Process Reengineering |
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Gaining and maintaining competitive edge
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Aligning inflexible, monolithic legacy systems
with contemporary business needs |
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Difficulty in maintaining old systems on
account of lack of vendor support |
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Improvement of Systems throughput |
Our re-engineering methodology ensures smooth transition
involving data migration, system testing using tool-based
reverse engineering and forward engineering.
We re-vision your application taking into consideration the
following:
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The-business problems with the
present mode of operation. |
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Business goals. |
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The processes that will be served by the
re-engineered applications |
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Stakeholders who will benefit from the effort. |
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“End-user" profiles that show
the characteristics of the various user communities. |
E.g. decision support versus operational support users, novices
versus "power users"
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