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TransFlow your Processes
This new operations management solution from Saraswat Infotech optimizes process efficiencies and performance
Pankaj Maru
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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Saraswat Infotech (SIL), an IT solutions provider to the banking and financial services industry, has introduced TransFlow Versa solution that caters to the business processing environment needs across verticals. It aims to optimize process efficiencies and increase staff productivity with better infrastructure utilization.

According to SILs CEO, Manoj Kunkalienkar, TransFlow Versa is an enterprise solution which helps in automating all business processes of an organization.

It has capabilities of measuring the productivity, quality and SLAs of a project, which helps an organization in understanding the work processing related activities

Manoj Kunkalienkar, CEO, Saraswat Infotech

It helps in gathering and organizing data which helps build entire workflow process. Workflow management, operations management and project management are the three important features of this application. Its a 100% customizable application as per customers needs, says Kunkalienkar.

Though the application caters to the BPO and medical transcription processing, it is very much suitable to all kinds of service oriented industries. It is best suited to industries such as insurance, banking, healthcare, human resource, finance, accounting, and telemarketing.

From the business processing environment perspective, TransFlow Versa has the ability to measure agent-level performance and productivity, which makes it possible to identify efficient employees and incentivize them commensurate with their efficiency standards, adds Kunkalienkar.

This web based operations management solution encompasses project structuring with resource management and infrastructure utilization with respect to task allocation, report generation of management information systems (MIS) across performance parameters of profit, productivity, quality monitoring, and accuracy.

Definitely, this solution can work along the existing system as it has capabilities of measuring the productivity, quality and service level agreements (SLAs) of a project, which helps an organization in understanding the work processing related activities, explains Kunkalienkar.

Further, This solution provides a better control over a particular project of an organization. Also, we have found that the solution usage increases the productivity by 10-15%, he adds.

Because of the inbuilt template that manages day-to-day operations in any business process scenario, it is also called as operation management solution. The application can be scalable to any number of users in a large organization with suitable plug-ins and modules as per requirements.

Its developed on Java/J2EE based technology with a database linkage to Microsoft SQL. Also, since it being an off-the-shelf product the interface can be tested in any environment.

Also, there would be an implementation of a drag-and-drop facility which would enable the user to create a workflow using a graphical interface, says Kunkalienkar.

Mumbai based Saraswat Infotech is targeting this solution for medium and large sized businesses. Presently, it is available in two pricing modelslicense and software as a server (SaaS). For the license model, the customer pays as per user, per process and on a corporate basis. While, the SaaS model is offered per users and per transaction basis.

Since Saraswat Infotech has its own data center, TransFlow can be used as a working model where the customer can pay according to the number of users on the application or the number of transactions taking place, concludes Kunkalienkar.

Pankaj Maru/CMN
maildqindia@cybermedia.co.in

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