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Nissho Electronics, Savvion Release SaaS Version of ACC Professional Suite

By Jai C.S., TMCnet Contributor

Nissho Electronics, a company focused on providing clients with practical ICT solutions and Services, has reportedly launched a new version of ACC Professional Suite, a BPM-based debt management application, which is based on next-generation business process management technology from Savvion.

 

Headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., Savvion is a provider of business process management solutions that helps enterprises to be more competitive and cost-efficient.

 

Under the deal, Nissho Electronics has added Savvion’s business process management suite (BPMS), a SaaS (News - Alert) application that lets users monitor process performance such as demand for credit, collection status, and circumstances of collection, all in real-time.

 

The company believes that by offering its users a richer visualization and rules-based comprehensive credit management system, they can react more quickly to make important business decisions.

 

“With Savvion’s Business Process Management Suite, ACC Professional Suite now better supports quick change management, enabling users to swiftly respond to any shift in their business environment, such as changes in law or regulations,” said M.A. Ketabchi, president, chief executive officer and founder of Savvion, in a statement.

 

Offered as a SaaS application, the ACC is in a multi-tenant environment that allows multiple companies and different units in the company to access the applications from remote locations while maintaining data integrity and security.

 

“Nissho has been offering ACC since 1985 to leading financial institutions including banks, mortgage companies, credit agencies and other non-banking customers,” said Takao Tsuji, president and chief executive officer at Nissho, in a statement. “This SaaS offering will allow Nissho to get more companies on-board with industry leading credit and collection management applications.”

Jai C.S. is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Jai's articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Amy Tierney