Progress Software Launches Responsive Process Management 2.0 Suite
New browser-based visualisation and analytics; modelling and simulation tools strengthen interactive interface.
Progress Software Corporation, a software provider that enables enterprises to be operationally responsive, has launched the second major release of the Progress Responsive Process Management (RPM) suite. The Progress RPM R2.0 suite provides enterprises with a powerful software solution that helps them make changes in their business operations in response to patterns indicating impending business events, such as opportunities and threats. This enables enterprises to achieve a higher level of business performance. The new Progress RPM R2.0 suite comprises an easy-to-use, browser-based, interactive interface called the Progress Control Tower, alongside Progress Actional Business Transaction Management (BTM), Progress Apama Complex Event Processing (CEP) and Progress Savvion Business Process Management (BPM) platforms.
The Progress RPM 2.0 suite provides operational and line of business users with boundless visibility into vast, disparate data silos as well as the ability to correlate, analyse, and anticipate events that could impact their business. Equally important, it also enables users to make continuous business process improvements without disrupting their IT infrastructure, or requiring the replacement of existing systems. This comprehensive functionality is managed through the state-of-the art Progress Control Tower R2.0 product.
"We deliver business solutions that help enterprises achieve game-changing levels of operational responsiveness across all levels within the organisation. The innovative Progress RPM 2.0 suite provides executives proactive visibility and control over critical business processes, business events, and business transactions, enabling levels of responsiveness that have been heretofore unattainable," said Richard D. Reidy, President and Chief Executive Officer, Progress Software.

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