Yet another BPA tool... Maybe you are sceptical about it. We understand – if you are to change the tool, you should know why. To begin with, just consider the maturity level of your current BPA. Do you just need to visualize or define your processes and do not care how it is done? In this case, of course, any drawing tool will be sufficient for you. On the other hand, with many BPA tools you can locate inefficiencies, performance deviations or errors. Now let’s discuss the aspects of complexity, consistency, methodological support and possibility of simulations, which separate the wheat from the chaff.

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08/24/2010
We have initiated an effort to accommodate Craft.CASE to the Mac environment. We want to build a seamless port of our tool so that Mac users would work with Craft.CASE like with any Mac-native application.

06/16/2010
Orientation in project and business diagrams improved. Better grafical layout implemented.

04/06/2010
Craft.CASE web pages were modernized.

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This newsletter is focused on using your business process model to evaluate the process costs. At the first glance, you might get impression that Craft.CASE doesn’t have support for cost analysis. However, there is nothing easier than customizing it to do so. Afterwards you will just need to evaluate each activity in appropriate business diagram with costs needed to execute the activity, print a cost report and fill in some necessary data such a how often the process is executed. And that’s it. The cost analysis is automatically computed.

Let’s illustrate how to make a cost analysis step by step on the following example.

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