As a recovering low-code skeptic, I have looked at a lot of the options out there. You can find details, comparisons, reviews, and more here on IT Central.
Personally, for my work internally and with clients, I am a huge fan of Bizagi. The cost to model, develop, and test is just in manpower. The tools are free. Costs come in when you move to production. My current client is on-prem, but there is also a cloud option. TCO is favorable compared to others in the top-right quadrant of Gartner or top right of the Forrester wave.
Officially, I am on holiday, so I will keep this short until my return, lest The Boss sees me work g when I am supposed to be relaxing :)
Cordially,
Arr
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It really depends on what your ultimate goal is. Are you looking for a tool for doing only modeling or one that you can leverage into a starting point for intelligent process automation? What do you dislike about Signavio? What do you like?
I'm happy to help, but the more you can share, the better the recommendations from others here on IT Central will be.
@Tuslim Mohaungoo Well, for my money, Bizagi is the tool of choice. Add in an RPA tool like Automation Anywhere or UIPath or Blue Prism and you have a very strong suite at a great value.
Consultant at a engineering company with 11-50 employees
Consultant
2020-09-12T19:56:58Z
Sep 12, 2020
Hello
Yes it really does depend on what you are trying to do. For just process modelling you could look at IBM Blueworks Live.
But if you want to export BPMN models to other non IBM tools then you will hit the Achilles heel of Blueworks Live. This is an area where I think Signavio does well.
Head of Microsoft Business Applications at Intertec Systems
MSP
2021-04-15T04:53:27Z
Apr 15, 2021
Hi Tuslim,
Check out AuraQuantic BPM. We at Intertec Systems work with them for the last 4 years on several implementations from 5 users to 1000 internal users. It gives a good mix of BPM that can manage complex processes and DMS capabilities.
I must admit I am a bit biased but QualiWare is the tool that you are looking for. Whether for just business process management (using any number of notations including BPMN), to add risk management with controls, or as a full-blown Enterprise Architecture tool that can feed a process engine. OOTB QualiWare implemented on-premise, in a private cloud or SaaS gives you all of the functionality that you will ever need. BPM and EA tools can help drive business transformation, organizational change, and corporate agility so they need to enable two-way engagement with the whole business, not just within IT. A key value driver for QualiWare is that content consumers don't need to know the software - just need to be able to use a web browser to access, analyze and update process/repository content (driven by a full OOTB governance workflow engine). We have been doing this with great success for over 10 years using QualiWare for clients of all sizes (100 -100,000 staff). https://www.closereach.ca
Hi Tuslim, Signavio is ranked #1 and highly rated on PeerSpot, so you may want to read some of the reviews in your process. Having said that, you can see the list of alternatives to Signavio.
Hi @Tuslim, did you try https://www.creatio.com/studio, there were a lot of recommendations, also is much just like BPM, is Low Code, you can develop almost any app using it. And if you just want to design and document BPM process you can use Studio free a very useful tool to enable your teams document your process in the cloud see it on https://www.creatio.com/studio...
Hi Tuslim
As a recovering low-code skeptic, I have looked at a lot of the options out there. You can find details, comparisons, reviews, and more here on IT Central.
Personally, for my work internally and with clients, I am a huge fan of Bizagi. The cost to model, develop, and test is just in manpower. The tools are free. Costs come in when you move to production. My current client is on-prem, but there is also a cloud option. TCO is favorable compared to others in the top-right quadrant of Gartner or top right of the Forrester wave.
Officially, I am on holiday, so I will keep this short until my return, lest The Boss sees me work g when I am supposed to be relaxing :)
Cordially,
Arr
It really depends on what your ultimate goal is. Are you looking for a tool for doing only modeling or one that you can leverage into a starting point for intelligent process automation? What do you dislike about Signavio? What do you like?
I'm happy to help, but the more you can share, the better the recommendations from others here on IT Central will be.
@Tuslim Mohaungoo Well, for my money, Bizagi is the tool of choice. Add in an RPA tool like Automation Anywhere or UIPath or Blue Prism and you have a very strong suite at a great value.
Hello
Yes it really does depend on what you are trying to do. For just process modelling you could look at IBM Blueworks Live.
But if you want to export BPMN models to other non IBM tools then you will hit the Achilles heel of Blueworks Live. This is an area where I think Signavio does well.
We are very happy with Signavio and the end-user acceptance is high. But depending on your goal other options could be alternative, e.g. Adonis.
Hi Tuslim,
Check out AuraQuantic BPM. We at Intertec Systems work with them for the last 4 years on several implementations from 5 users to 1000 internal users. It gives a good mix of BPM that can manage complex processes and DMS capabilities.
Regards
Nikhil
I must admit I am a bit biased but QualiWare is the tool that you are looking for. Whether for just business process management (using any number of notations including BPMN), to add risk management with controls, or as a full-blown Enterprise Architecture tool that can feed a process engine. OOTB QualiWare implemented on-premise, in a private cloud or SaaS gives you all of the functionality that you will ever need. BPM and EA tools can help drive business transformation, organizational change, and corporate agility so they need to enable two-way engagement with the whole business, not just within IT. A key value driver for QualiWare is that content consumers don't need to know the software - just need to be able to use a web browser to access, analyze and update process/repository content (driven by a full OOTB governance workflow engine). We have been doing this with great success for over 10 years using QualiWare for clients of all sizes (100 -100,000 staff). https://www.closereach.ca
Hi Tuslim, Signavio is ranked #1 and highly rated on PeerSpot, so you may want to read some of the reviews in your process. Having said that, you can see the list of alternatives to Signavio.
Hope that helps!
What is your primary usecase to introduce BPM tool into your organization?
Hi @Tuslim, did you try https://www.creatio.com/studio, there were a lot of recommendations, also is much just like BPM, is Low Code, you can develop almost any app using it. And if you just want to design and document BPM process you can use Studio free a very useful tool to enable your teams document your process in the cloud see it on https://www.creatio.com/studio...
I would recommend ADONIS to you.
https://www.boc-group.com/en/adonis/
A look at the Gartner Peer Reviews also makes this recommendation clear: https://www.gartner.com/reviews/market/enterprise-business-process-analysis/compare/product/boc-group-adonis-vs-signavio-process-manager