What types of enterprises need a "business operating system?" Every single last one.

Every enterprise has certain unique things and unique ways of doing business that ultimately define your organization. And, you also do a lot of things similiar to most other enterprises (recruit, train, IT support, sell goods and services).

Sure, you can buy lots of software for your business — from enterprise resource planning to supply chain to content management systems. Software that you often struggle with to fit your business, your values, your culture — your context.

And, even if you could customize all those disparate systems, guess what? Without significant integration cost and pain, few will talk to each other to share data, information and knowledge.

The Contextware Business Operating System knows how to share. Our solutions use a business process framework that points directly to corporate knowledge and shares it across workgroup, team, department, alliance or enterprise and across all captured processes. We scale up, scale down, scale left and right. So as you grow, acquire, develop new expertise, new products and new markets, we grow with you.

What exactly can Contextware do for you?

With Contextware OS, you can quickly and easily document what you do (your "processes"), define the types of content, resources and information critical to performance, then build a digital inventory of that information regardless of where it lives (desktop, WAN, LAN, Web or physical library) for quick retrieval and reference.

The benefits:

• Increase worker productivity. Flatten learning curves for new employees or those in transition. Dramatically reduce the time wasted as employees search for information and answers on how to do their jobs.
• Ensure consistent and crisp execution. From the strategic to the operational to the tactical, ensure that processes and business activities are aligned to meet corporate goals and objectives.
• Extract maximum value from your IT infrastructure. Logically connect disparate software systems into a comprehensible flow that reflects the user environment, then track employee interaction, so you know which systems are frequently used — and which can be turned off.
• Manage intellectual assets. Minimize redundancy across the enterprise by offering a sole source repository for content and resources that can be cross referenced across multiple processes.
• Better manage resources. Spell out performance expectations, then evaluate and track usage.
• Capture expertise: Document the activities of top performers for others so when they churn or retire, their knowledge doesn't.
• Operate an extended enterprise: Manage and support your business, employees, customers, partners and even shareholders in an online environment.

And much, much more...

Contextware for:

Business Services

Financial Services

Government

High Tech

Hospitality

Life Sciences

Manufacturing

Nonprofits

Retail

Software

Utilities