Government

Internal Revenue Service

Commercial

Freddie Mac

Travelers Insurance

Knowledge Management Capabilities Statement

Brian Stucky
Vice President, Knowledge Management

Our aim in bridging the gap between business and technology is to use technology to bring decision making directly to those responsible for the business. This allows business policy to dictate decisions rather than turning control over to automated processes.

Knowledge Management can be defined as the efforts of an organization to gather, organize, share and analyze its knowledge in terms of resources, documents and people skills. With advances in technology, it seems that the organization and storage of this data would be easily automated, but without proper planning and detailed analysis the knowledge gathered may not benefit business or mission goals.

InScope’s team approaches Knowledge Management with a full view of rules, process and analytics.

• Rules – What are the decisions that have to be made for business to be done?
• Process – How do people and systems interact?
• Analytics – To what events do the systems have to respond? What data is available from these systems?

By examining rules and processes and applying analytic thought, InScope can guide clients in the creation of systems that ensure the organization recognizes mission achievement and growth. 

Capabilities Include:

• Business Rules Consulting
• Business Process Management
• Analytics and Reporting

Our consultants have an average of more than 10 years experience and have been in the forefront of developments in this rapidly evolving field. From participating and presenting at industry events such as the Business Rules Forum and the BrainStorm conference series to contributing to The Business Rule Revolution, our team brings the latest proven thinking to Knowledge Management challenges.