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Interfacing Technologies Included in KM World’s 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management
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Introducing Interfacing Technologies
ASQ Ottawa Valley Section is pleased to announce that Integrated Technologies, a supporter of both the ASQ Canada Conference and the Montreal Francophone Section Colloque, has been recognized as part of 100 companies that matter in knowledge Management. Bravo!
Interfacing Technologies, a Montreal-based company and one of the supporters of the first ASQ Canada Conference, has been recognized by KM World as one of the 100 companies that matter. Companies that make the list are judged the most insightful and customer-driven vendors delivering innovative content management solutions that companies are seeking.
A pioneer in Business Process Management Software, Interfacing’s platform is centered on “building the culture” to maximize employee involvement and attain ongoing continuous improvement.
For details, see the original article in Cision, published on March 16, 2018.
And also the Interfacing Technologies announcement.
Introducing Interfacing Technologies
Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Interfacing Technologies BPM Corporation is a leading provider of Business Process Management (BPM) software tools that allow business users to model, map and manage business processes and knowledge. Established in 1983 as a supplier of MRP software solutions for small and medium-size aerospace and manufacturing companies, Interfacing leveraged its extensive process knowledge and further evolved into the BPM arena in 1993.
Copyrighted Material: The article was first published on CISION website and has been reproduced here with permission. Title picture is not associated with the original writing.
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