For nearly two years, many CEOs have struggled to execute an IT strategy that would keep their company afloat during a global economic downturn. The key technology solution for many is creating efficiencies and cost savings at the business process level – and that trend has driven significant growth in the BPM market.

Metastorm continues to thrive along with the market, posting record revenues in each subsequent quarter. In just five years, Bob Farrell, Metastorm CEO, grew the company’s customer base to over 1300+ organizations in 50+ countries – a testament to keen executive foresight and a recession-proof product portfolio. As we mentioned in a previous post, the majority of Metastorm customers agree that Metastorm software is helping them survive the recession for reasons of increased employee productivity, greater control and visibility, lower costs and reduced risk.

The industry is certainly buzzing about the role technology will have in helping companies achieve business value in a volatile economy. From organizational efficiency to a significant impact on ROI, process management software has certainly proven to be a valuable investment.

The number of corporate successes Metastorm has achieved in just five years is an example of strategic decision making and the ubiquitous demand that companies have and will continue to have for BPM and EA technology to run their business operations.

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