Blueworks Live

I've used Blueworks Live to document and share business processes during a free trial. Once I saw all that it really did, I loved it even more. I just wish that it integrated with Microsoft Sharepoint and Microsoft Power Automate. There is some overlap in their functions, but I like the way Blueworks Live has it laid out.

Blueworks is a good tool for processing documents. It is cloud-based, easy to use, user-friendly, multiple users can work together and put in their contribution and review. The process diagram feature is the most important option available in the tool. The data automatically gets the flow arrows and gets linked. The Smart arrow feature is super amazing and promotes interaction between various processes and types of relationships they contain

[...] Blueworks Live helps us to make great progress in our business through proper planning and strategies. [...] Business companies and healthcare organizations are using this tool to work efficiently.

In our sales department, we use Blueworks Live to map out our sales process. We are able to break down the process and visually see how things are being done. By visually seeing the process, we are able to pinpoint our faults and improve upon these things in the process. By using Blueworks Live, we are able to make sure our process is fool-proof and strong.

We use this as a tool to help us capture processes within our organization. It helps us collaborate as a team and perhaps even more importantly, document our decisions and next steps. We also rely heavily on the ability to crate and then share that work with other team members—at which point they can edit, provide feedback, etc.

Blueworks Live is used as a business process modeler and management platform. It is generally forced onto customers on any large project that is led by IBM, since this is their standard solution for process modelling and helps their team deploy predefined templates and practices - as well as accelerating the project time-to-market.

As support and documentation in RPA design, delivery and operations.

• Design: to help customer to define any detail of the process to be automated
• Delivery: to share any detail of the automation.
• Operations: to manage the released automation and change management.

Sometimes it is a sales leverage to engage customers.

Blueworks is being used by the complete organization across the globe to suggest leading practices that we have already modeled in the tool and also to model our client's complete processes. This in turn helps to do gap analysis between current state and target state and identify improvement areas for them. Because of its ease of use, it is a preferred tool for many of our clients.

We have utilized Blueworks Live for creating and managing RPA and Lean Data Process enhancements through workspaces and flowcharts. We also create milestone 7x7 diagrams. It makes all of our assignments so much easier to edit and control in one place. It does take a few minutes to go through the tutorial but is easy after that.

Blueworks Live is used depending on the customer needs and therefore not constantly used in every department. However, it is permanent in the advisory department.

We use it across the whole organization. We had a problem with the mapping of our business processes. In our industry, we currently have a lot of issues regarding our creation path to release our content online ASAP. With Blueworks Live, we establish a single business process between all the members of the staff and everybody stays in the loop.

It is used by the Transport Department.

We use Blueworks Live to map many of our business processes. We are starting to use it together with other business functions, using it as a collaboration tool.

Our company uses it to capture processes and decisions for our clients. We use it with many clients in various industries. Lack of managing policies, processes, and decisions that are key business assets.

Blueworks Live is primarily used as our internal documentation tool for business processes across all vendors in the DPA space. It allows my teams to collaborate on design and document processes-- agnostic of platforms-- easily and concisely.

Blueworks Live is a hidden jewel among the IBM acquisitions. I was a user of Lombardi Blue Print before IBM acquired Lombardi and have been hooked to it since 2011. IBM has invested in it and made it better. It is invaluable and probably the most essential tool that you need to get started to document how your legacy processes actually work and get all the hidden knowledge from your SMEs into a simple to use [platform] and visualize one's own processes.

Unless the processes are documented and visualized with all the stake holders, it is often hard to come to an agreement on what one has in the organization. Only when one understands what one has in terms of process within the organization, it becomes easy to discuss the limitations and recommend solutions to address those limitations.

Blueworks Live is BPMN 2.0 compatible and can be leveraged as a starting point to embark on a "Business Process (Re-)Engineering or Modeling" program within an organization. It is quite easy to get started, offered as Software as a Service and is priced per user.

We are using Blueworks Live as our standard for mapping business processes across our organization, and in some cases importing it into BPM