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Shared Memory was founded in 1997 to provide web based collaboration process solutions.  Its roots are in  software services to companies with its first product being a program to help organizations design and capture their business processes. With the creation of  Web technology and the web browser, Shared Memory has been helping organizations achieve increased productivity using Internet Technology (Web based) as part of their business process. 
We maintain relationships with all leading software tool developers to keep abreast of the latest technology and applications which we SHARE with our customers.

Strengths Shared Memory brings to business relationships:

  • Integrate the understanding of empowerment and change management into the engagement.
  • Combining an innovative global view with the detail knowledge for implementation.  We ask the right questions to get at the root of the issues
  • Vendor neutral regarding the software supplier.  We have no financial relationships with them. (Allows us to be non-bias champion for our client)
  • Provide a quality focus approach (Plan – Build – Deploy – Improve)
  • Provide our clients with a vision of how technology can enhance collaboration with their Customers, Partners, and Suppliers.
  • Provide an Understanding of how to integrate “self-service” & Web workflow methodologies into the solution.

Tools and methodology

  1. Process Mapping skills (focus on the 95% to get it done)
    1. Removal of buffers and non-value activities
    2. Use of templates to speed the process mapping.
    3. Doing things in small steps to avoid costly mistakes.
  1. Personalization integrated into the process
    1. "Information just in its time" approach which gives the customer what they need. 
    2. Creating profiles of customer and partners needs to deliver service like your best person.
  1. Utilizing measurements & analytics in the process to provide feedback.
    1. Using a balance score card approach
    2. Determining trends and segmenting the customer base for decision making.
    3. Establishing a quality focus approach (plan, build, deploy, improve)
  1. Using the Web as another channel for your customers and partners
  1. Common view of the customer data throughout the front and back end processing. Understand the cross functional needs at the touch points of departments
  1. Defined implementation architecture

 

Principal: 
Bill Wolfson Bill began Shared Memory in 1997 as a founding partner with the goal of using Web technology to help companies share their information across the enterprise. He came to Shared Memory from LANart Corporation where he was VP of Operations & Service.  At LANart, Bill helped create the business processes for operations and managed the team. He helped lead the team in achieving ISO 9001 certification within budget and schedule.  He also created an innovative customer service database system within the factory operations. Bill  held a similar position at Bytex Corporation where he created  innovative business systems to achieve productivity, cost reductions and cycle time reductions in  customer service.  He holds a BSEE from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute and an MS in Science from Trinity college in Hartford , CT. 

 

  Prepared by Sharon Levy.  Copyright © 2002 All rights reserved Shared Memory
Last Updated Oct.,2004.   Any comments, please mail