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iSoftTech to launch Workflow Management System in India

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CHENNAI: Chennai-based Integrated SoftTech (iSoftTech), a company providing

high-end services to product development companies in the US, is launching a

Workflow Management System for the Indian market in January next year. This is

the first product launch for the company which was founded by Ray Stata, noted

industrialist - founder and chairman of Analog Devices and conceived by Dr Ashok

Jhunjhunwala, head of the TeNeT group at IIT, Madras.

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According to iSoftTech president and COO V Vijay Babu, the workflow

management system is a full-fledged WFMC (WorkFlow Management Coalition)

complaint engine. The WorkFlow Management System has two parts - engine and

modular. Using modular, the sequences of activity can be changed, and the output

will be produced in the engine in the right sequence.

Elaborating on the product, Babu said that every company has to go through so

many processes, which keep changing. Actually WorkFlow Management System is

intended to automate the entire business process. Usually for any business

process, any change is reflected in the software, but here, if any change comes

in the business process, using a tool one can drag and drop the modules and the

entire sequence is reflected in the engine.

This product is simultaneously targeted at both the India and the US markets

and has been developed keeping the small and medium companies and the call

centers as the key targets. Explaining the rationale behind targeting India,

Babu added, "India is a huge potential for domestic market, and according

to a study conducted by MIT, with China, Brazil and India positioned as software

markets with an equal size of turnover, Brazil and China happen to have a huge

local market for software. Whereas in India 90 percent of the software is

exported hence India is a big market for us."

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Meanwhile iSoftTech, in association with IIT Madras, is evolving new

technologies in two areas: Wi-Fi 802.11 and 802.16 A, which is called Wireless

MAN (Metro Area Network). According to the company sources, 802-16 A will be

launched in the market in two years time, when the market will mature for this

product.

For the current fiscal, iSoftTech has targeted a turnover of $ one million

and expects to bag nearly six clients in the area of voice & data networks,

embedded solutions, development tools, enterprise solution and messaging

solutions. In messaging solutions, the company is taking care of the engineering

aspect of Bloomba, an email program raised by the son of Stata.

(CyberMedia News Service)

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