Grammalogue Business and Engineering Technologies

Business Process Engineering and Management
Grammalogue develops innovative solutions for engineering, management and integration of business processes and services.

Business Process Engineering (BPE) and Business Process Management (BPM) are focused on the optimization of business processes: BPE approaches the organizational needs from the technical side; BPM approaches them from the business side.
BPE and BPM have a life-cycle defined by 3+1 phases: design/modeling, development, enactment (execution and monitoring) and improvement.

The Grammalogue solutions and products leverage technical and business expertise to enable and optimize creation of business value, innovation (the channel for value creation), competitiveness and productitivity (critical indicators associated with business value).
Our products are designed and built to meet the current and future needs of our clients, to be performant and adaptable, and to be cost competitive.
Grammalogue has successfullly designed, built and deployed business and engineering software-based solutions for public and private organizations spanning more than 12 business verticals.

People, Technologies, Processes
Robert L. Glass : Facts and Fallacies of Software Development, Addison Wesley, 2005
Fact #5: Most software tool and technique improvements account for about 5 to 35 percent increase in productivity or quality.
Fact #21: For every 25 percent increase in problem complexity, there is 100 percent increase in solution complexity.
Fact #47: Quality is not user satisfaction, meeting requirements, meeting cost and schedule targets, or reliability.

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Grammalogue : Definitions and Semantics
"Put technically, a grammalogue is a metaphor projected onto the metonymic axis of language... [I]t's an image that suggests a form of organization.
Grammalogues are algorithms."
(M. Jarrett, PSU)
(noun) "Literally, a letter word; a word represented by a logogram..."
(Webster, 1913)