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Workflow Solutions, Business Process Management and Workflow Software, Web Forms, Hosted Workflow Forms and Workflow Solutions Workflow Workflow is the operational aspect of a work procedure: how tasks are structured, who performs them, what their relative order is, how they are synchronized, how information flows to support the tasks and how tasks are being tracked. As the dimension of time is considered in Workflow, Workflow considers "throughput" as a distinct measure. Workflow problems can be modeled and analyzed using Petri nets. While the concept of workflow is not specific to information technology, support for workflow is an integral part of groupware software. Distinction can be made between "scientific" and "business" workflow paradigms. While the former is mostly concerned with throughput of data through various algorithms, applications and services, the latter concentrates on scheduling task executions, ensuring dependencies which are not necessarily data-driven and may include human agents. Scientific workflows found wide acceptance in the fields of bioinformatics and cheminformatics in the early 2000s, where they successfully met the need for multiple interconnected tools, handling of multiple data formats and large data quantities. Also, the paradigm of scientific workflows was close to the well-established tradition of Perl scripting in life-science research organization, so this adoption represented a natural step forward towards a more structured infrastructure setup. Business workflows are more generic, being able to represent any structuring of tasks, and are equally applicable to task scheduling within a software application server and organizing a paper document trail within an organization. Their origins date back to the 1970s, when they were purely paper-based, and the principles from that period made the transition to modern IT infrastructure systems. As a way of bridging the gap between the two, significant effort is being put into defining workflow patterns that can be used to compare and contrast different workflow engines across both of these domains. Workflow systems Workflow diagram systems are defined as "systems that help organizations to specify, execute, monitor, and coordinate the flow of work cases within a distributed office environment". Workflow diagrams rely on the use of standardized graphical notations to describe workflow structures. The Business Process Modeling Notation is an example of this system. The system contains two basic components: first component is the workflow modeling component (sometimes called the specification module or the build time system), which enables administrations and analysts to define process and activities, analyze and simulate them, and assign them to people. The second component is the workflow execution component, sometimes called the run-time system. It consists of the execution interface seen by end-users and the workflow engine, an execution environment which assists in coordination and performing the processes and activities. Business Process Automation Software, Workflow Software, and Web Forms for browser-based process management and workflow, business process automation, Processmaker, business process management, Process Building Software, Web Forms, Web Forms Software, Workflow automation, workflow software solutions, BPM Workflow Software, help desk process, list of workflow software applications. Download Popular Process and Workflow Templates RMA, Help Desk, Leave Requests, Collections, Marketing Funds Approvals, and much more. Stop Suffering No more using excel spreadsheets and emails to mismanage company processes; Instead Use Web Forms and Workflow Automation. Business Process Management From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jump to: navigation, search The term Business Process Management (or BPM) refers to a set of activities which organizations can perform to either optimize their business processes or adapt them to new organizational needs. As these activities are usually aided by software tools, the term BPM is synonymously used to refer to the software tools themselves. Although it can be said that organizations have been performing BPM for some time, a new impetus has been given to the theme with the advent of software tools (business process management systems or BPMS) which allow for the direct execution of the business processes without a costly and time intensive development of the required software. In addition, these tools can also monitor the execution of the business processes, providing the management of an organization the means to analyze their performance and make changes to the original processes with the aim of improving them. Using the BPMS the modified processes can then be quickly placed into operation. Business Process Management encompases other process elements, such as Total Quality Management (TQM), Six Sigma, Performance Management, etc.. Where Business Process Reengineering (popular in the 1990s) dealt with one-off changes to the organization, Business Process Management deals much more with the continuity and embedding of process-thinking and doing in the organization. Business Process Management is not about technology but about management.
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Brian Reale
Brian Reale is the co-founder and president of Colosa Inc. Mr. Reale has more than 10 years experience managing high tech companies. In 1997, Mr. Reale founded a Long Distance Telecom and Satellite Services Company named Unete Telecom (www.unete.bo) which was sold to a publicly traded U.S. company in 2000. Mr. Reale also co-founded Nexigis Inc. (www.hellomundo.com) in 2004, a consumer VoIP company focused on the Latin American Market. Prior to founding Unete, Mr. Reale worked as the Latin America Regional Manager for Boca Research, Inc., a leading manufacturer of communications technology. Mr. Reale has been a speaker and panelist at a number of industry conferences including First Conferences' Internet Service Provision América Latina (Miami, 1998), the Latin American Internet Data Center & Carrier Hotel Summit (Key Biscayne, 2001), and the CICT VoIP Conference (Copenhagen, Denmark 2004). Mr. Reale has published several articles, including Bolivian telecommunications industry for the World Economic Forum and Harvard Center for International Development in 2002, and “VoIP Market Opportunities in the Developing World,” (November 2004 CICT). Mr. Reale graduated magna cum laude from Duke University in 1993 and was awarded a Fullbright scholarship in Ecuador in 1994.

Robert Vernon
Is a co-founder and currently serves as Managing Director of VK Howden, LLC. Bobby is also a co-founder and major shareholder of Colosa, Inc., a software company specializing in Internet based work flow and BPM systems.

Prior to co-founding VK Howden and Colosa, Bobby served for five years as Senior Vice President with Mexbrit, Ltd., a reinsurance consulting firm based in Coral Gables, Florida. Prior to Mexbrit he served as Vice President and Director of Reliance National Brazil Seguros in charge of all specialty/financial products and played a key role in designing and completing the acquisition of Seguradora BMC, S.A. based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and the subsequent creation of Reliance National Brasil Seguros.

Bobby has published several articles relating to Financial and Professional Liability, and has been quoted in many US and Latin business publications, including National Underwriter, El Informe, El Chronista, and Buenos Aires Economico. Additionally, he has spoken at many notable conferences on the subject of Professional Liability & Corporate Governance, namely the 1998 and 2005 PLUS conferences in Palm Springs and Boston, respectively, the 2006 C5 Conference in London, and the 1998 World Research conference in Miami, FL.

Bobby is proficient in Spanish and Portuguese and holds a Bachelor's Degree in International studies from Georgetown University and an MBA from Duke University.

Mike Reale, PhD
Mike Reale is the founder and president of Ramstar Enterprises, Inc. a U.S. corporation founded in 1995. Ramstar Enterprises, Inc is a boutique supply chain and manufacturing process consulting company. Prior to founding Ramstar Enterprises, Mr. Reale was the Vice President of World Wide Supply Chain Strategy and Initiatives for the Xerox Corp. located in Webster, NY. In this capacity Mr. Reale was responsible for evaluating the human capital needs of the supply chain, the technical capability and developing both the tactical and strategic initiatives required to meet the firm’s objectives. Prior to Joining Xerox, Mr. Reale held progressive positions with Boca Research Inc., where he was the COO. Mr. Reale also spent several years at Sanmina-SCI where he held the position of Senior Vice President Atlantic Division. Additionally Mr. Reale spent 20+ years at IBM where he progressed in management positions in both Materials Management and Information Systems. Mr. Reale’s last position at IBM was that of Director of Manufacturing for the IBM PC. Mr. Reale has been a guest speaker for AMR Research, located in Boston MA. He was also both a speaker and panelist at the European Logistics Forum in Amsterdam, NE. for the World Trade Group LLC and for the American Strategic Management Institute in Phoenix, AZ. Mr. Reale has held prior Director Positions for Medi-Bill Associates, Telefonicos Atlanticos (1989-1993), Boca Research China Ltd, 1995-1999, and the Junior Achievement of Huntsville, AL. Mr. Reale has an MBA from Pace University and a BS in Industrial Psychology. He has attended the Harvard Business School for International Manufacturing Structure and Strategies, Stanford University for Manufacturing Strategies and Implementation, and IBM Systems Research Institute for Programming Language Systems Architecture.

John C. Wigg
John C. Wigg is C.E.O. of Mexbrit, a Reinsurance Intermediary and Consulting firm with offices in Miami, Florida and various countries in Latin America including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico. Prior to joining Mexbrit in 1988, Mr. Wigg worked in New York with the firm of Guy Carpenter. Mr. Wigg is also President and a Director of Medi Access, a Mexican firm that provides Third Party Administrative services to the Health Management industry in Mexico. Mr. Wigg grew up in Mexico and England and received his Bachelor's Degree from University of the Pacific in California and his MBA from Cornell University. Mr. Wigg speaks fluent English, Spanish and Portuguese.

John Zakhem, J.D.
John Zakhem is a partner at Doyle, Zakhem, Suhre and Lilly, a Denver based law firm. Mr. Zakhem was admitted to the Colorado and the U.S. District Court, District of Colorado in 1998. Mr. Zakhem has been appointed to several prestigious legal institutions, including the Colorado Access to Justice Commission and the Denver Judicial Nominating Commission, and he is currently serving as the Chairman of the Colorado State Personnel Board. Mr. Zakhem is also a member of the Young Lawyer’s Division of Denver. Mr. Zakhem received his bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University and his law degree from the University of Denver.

Management Team

President

Brian Reale

Brian Reale is the co-founder and president of Colosa Inc. Mr. Reale has more than 10 years experience managing high tech companies. In 1997, Mr. Reale founded a Long Distance Telecom and Satellite Services Company named Unete Telecom (www.unete.bo) which was sold to a publicly traded U.S. company in 2000. Mr. Reale also co-founded Nexigis Inc. (www.hellomundo.com) in 2004, a consumer VoIP company focused on the Latin American Market. Prior to founding Unete, Mr. Reale worked as the Latin America Regional Manager for Boca Research, Inc., a leading manufacturer of communications technology. Mr. Reale has been a speaker and panelist at a number of industry conferences including First Conferences' Internet Service Provision América Latina (Miami, 1998), the Latin American Internet Data Center & Carrier Hotel Summit (Key Biscayne, 2001), and the CICT VoIP Conference (Copenhagen, Denmark 2004). Mr. Reale has published several articles, including Bolivian telecommunications industry for the World Economic Forum and Harvard Center for International Development in 2002, and “VoIP Market Opportunities in the Developing World,” (November 2004 CICT). Mr. Reale graduated magna cum laude from Duke University in 1993 and was awarded a Fullbright Scholarship in Ecuador in 1994.


Chief Technology Officer
Fernando Ontiveros

Fernando Ontiveros is the CTO of Colosa, and he is responsible for the technical direction of Colosa. Mr. Ontiveros has over 11 years experience managing diverse teams of programmers. Prior to joining Colosa Mr. Ontiveros worked four years in the Systems Division of Banco de Credito, one of the largest multinational banks in South America. Previous to this position, Mr. Ontiveros developed a variety of automated systems for government and finance industries. Mr. Ontiveros is fluent in English and Spanish and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from La Universidad Mayor de San Andrés in La Paz, Bolivia.


Director of Customer Sales and Support
Wilson Cuellar

Wilson Cuellar is the Director of Customer Sales and Support for Colosa. Mr. Cuellar has 11 years of experience in systems engineering. Previously, Mr. Cuellar worked as the head of the information department at the Institute of Investigations and Qualifications in Administrative Sciences at La Universidad Mayor de San Andrés in the School of Technology and Business. Mr. Cuellar continues to serve as Adjunct Professor at the University. Mr. Cuellar has a B.S. degree from La Universidad Mayor de San Andrés in Computer Science and Networks, and a Masters Degree in E-Business from La Universidad Politécnica in Madrid, Spain.






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