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Enterprise Performance Management Enables Strategic Realignment


Longtime Alpine, NJ entrepreneur John Klein serves as the CEO of Cambridge Therapeutics, where he guides innovation-focused pharmaceutical development. Using his experience at Cambridge Therapeutics in New Jersey, John Klein founded Bilogix, a consulting company that provides client-specific enterprise performance management (EPM) solutions.

By monitoring and quantifying key performance indicators, EPM analyzes and measures business applications and processes. Ideal for companies with many moving parts, EPM takes complex data and delivers predictive solutions that follow the Six Sigma mandate of eliminating waste. Six Sigma is a logically structured set of processes designed to identify and eliminate issues impacting efficiency within an operation.

Processes can be aligned with specific workforce requirements and resources directed in ways that maximize output, both in terms of employee allocation and bottom-line revenue. The EPM approach relies on a business intelligence (BI) interface that makes active monitoring and tracking of elements of the whole simple and intuitive. BI analytics can be viewed on dashboards and scorecards with a predictive modeling system in place that provides clear directions forward.
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