Integrated Continuous Improvement Toolkit 

Challenges:  Data management is the primary challenge of business process analysis projects, especially those employing a wide variety of continuous improvement tools.  Often times, manipulating data between multiple tools is cumbersome (especially when same data is being used in multiple tools), prone to error, and adds waste to your process improvement initiatives.

Solution: SigmaFlow's Business Process Analysis software solution allows you to automatically integrate data between different tools.  Make an adjustment in one report and let it auto-populate through your integrated tools.  The solution includes toolkits with value-added features used for Process Analysis and improvement projects such as process mapping, value stream mapping, Statistics, Lean Six Sigma, Best Practice Transfer, Compliance, and Discrete Event Simulation.

Value: For faster results, SigmaFlow’s integrated tools allow you to Link data between tools such as: SIPOC, Process Map, Cause and Effect Matrix, FMEA, and Control Plan.   This improves your project by significantly reducing errors, eliminating redundant data entry and the need to invent your own tools in Excel or disparate applications.  All of this plus FREE SigmaXL, Excel-based statistics.

Benefits	Differentiators
Brainstorm, process map and perform value-added As-Is and To-Be analysis with one easy-to-use software application.	Process Mapping integrated with Value Analysis Reports
Minimize the risk of automating sub-optimal processes through Discrete Event simulation	Process Mapping integrated with Discrete Event Simulation
Achieve results, faster through Process Analysis Toolkit	SigmaFlow’s integrated toolkit allow you to Link data between tools to reduce errors and eliminate redundant data entry.
Common process and execution method for easy adoption, collaboration and use	Document, analyze and improve business processes. Standardization of analysis and improvement tools across your organization to improve communication and reduce inefficiencies due to practitioners creating their own tools in disparate applications.