Inspiration

BESIX Netherlands uses Sensus BPM Online for all new construction projects in the Netherlands. Read the customer case study.

Making Sensus processes accessible online saves a lot of searching during external audits. Energiewacht Groep benefits from Sensus BPM Online

DUWO: Quite a few improvements have been added to Sensus BPM Online. Read the DUWO case study about switching to Sensus.

As a housing association you want to be in control, have insight into the risks you run, and take the right control measures. But how do you ensure this and what are the bottom-line gains for you as an organisation?

Walraven’s customers are generally large organisations that increasingly demand internationally consistent treatment at lower costs, with faster delivery and more knowledge. This means that Walraven needs airtight alignment of its work processes, information and applications.

“We want to work uniformly and that is only possible if everyone knows what that means,” says the Support & Optimisations team lead. “When you are used to working without a system and everything suddenly becomes structured, that is of course quite a transformation.”

Housing association Het Grootslag talks about its experiences in developing its arrears collection process with the help of Sensus BPM Online and the processes guide developed by Aedes and CorpoNet.

Work processes that look great on paper and that work well in practice too: for housing association FidesWonen, this is no longer a pipe dream. This housing association based in Goeree-Overflakkee in the province of Zuid-Holland uses Sensus BPM Online. John Capitain, Manager of Operations & Projects at FidesWonen, talks about defining processes and making an organisation efficient. “Rather than making work processes belonging to the management, make them belong to the employees.”

After an extensive pilot, at the end of 2019 Mobilis decided to go with Sensus process management’s solution Sensus BPM Online. Mobilis makes use of Sensus’ library feature, a solution that guarantees consistency when setting up projects.

After describing all its processes, Curaçao-based Kooyman B.V., the Caribbean’s largest DIY retailer, took the next step towards improving its processes and the organisation as a whole.

RST, Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals B.V., is Europe’s largest short sea container transshipment company. Container transshipment is a delicate process where the tiniest error can have major consequences. RST therefore keeps a close eye on its processes and activities using, among other things, Sensus process management.

That CMIS Group is very clear on what it wants to achieve can be seen in its reply to the question of how the company started using Sensus BPM Online. “We wanted to become a Lean organisation, which involves process optimisation, but also requires a change in the mindset and culture at the company. We were looking for a tool to support this ambition and settled on the BPM application offered by Sensus process management,” explains Peter Ros, Business Process Improvement Director.

Portaal is one of the Netherlands’ largest housing associations, with 600 employees who work hard every day to meet the housing needs of over 56,000 households in towns and cities such as Amersfoort, Soest, Leiden, Nijmegen and Utrecht.

Alstom Transport B.V. is a global developer and provider of systems, components and services for the rail industry. As part of their internal Back on Track programme, Alstom Transport is currently restructuring their organisation.

Mirelle Poot, Quality Manager at Keolis Nederland has had positive experiences with Sensus BPM Online. We asked why process management is so important for the company in her view.

BESIX Netherlands uses Sensus BPM Online for all new construction projects in the Netherlands. Read the customer case study.

Making Sensus processes accessible online saves a lot of searching during external audits. Energiewacht Groep benefits from Sensus BPM Online

DUWO: Quite a few improvements have been added to Sensus BPM Online. Read the DUWO case study about switching to Sensus.

As a housing association you want to be in control, have insight into the risks you run, and take the right control measures. But how do you ensure this and what are the bottom-line gains for you as an organisation?

Walraven’s customers are generally large organisations that increasingly demand internationally consistent treatment at lower costs, with faster delivery and more knowledge. This means that Walraven needs airtight alignment of its work processes, information and applications.

“We want to work uniformly and that is only possible if everyone knows what that means,” says the Support & Optimisations team lead. “When you are used to working without a system and everything suddenly becomes structured, that is of course quite a transformation.”

Housing association Het Grootslag talks about its experiences in developing its arrears collection process with the help of Sensus BPM Online and the processes guide developed by Aedes and CorpoNet.

Work processes that look great on paper and that work well in practice too: for housing association FidesWonen, this is no longer a pipe dream. This housing association based in Goeree-Overflakkee in the province of Zuid-Holland uses Sensus BPM Online. John Capitain, Manager of Operations & Projects at FidesWonen, talks about defining processes and making an organisation efficient. “Rather than making work processes belonging to the management, make them belong to the employees.”

After an extensive pilot, at the end of 2019 Mobilis decided to go with Sensus process management’s solution Sensus BPM Online. Mobilis makes use of Sensus’ library feature, a solution that guarantees consistency when setting up projects.

After describing all its processes, Curaçao-based Kooyman B.V., the Caribbean’s largest DIY retailer, took the next step towards improving its processes and the organisation as a whole.