ARTEMIS is a web application that improves the effectiveness and efficiency of the information exchange within a firm. It optimizes these exchanges based on the value of the information being exchanged ensuring the right information gets to the right folks at the right time.

Efficiency gains come from:

Indentifying the high value reports coming into, generated within, or used within the firm. By focusing on the information consumed and produced, ARTEMIS facilitates reengineering of processes to make best use of scarce data.

Identifying bottlenecks. Some sub-process might look highly efficient on their face but when analyzed as part of all the information exchanges taking place in the firm turn out to be less than optimum. ARTEMIS links users, processes, information and management together to provide a detailed look at the whole with complete transparency down to the lowest level desired.

Effectiveness gains come from:

Gaining the most out of the information you already have. ARTEMIS provides interoperability at the information level, not just the data level. Numbers and words by themselves mean little; it is when context is added that a firm starts to really reap the benefit from their information. Add to that metadata on what the information costs to produce or acquire and the value of that to end users and now CIO and other Information Workers can get a handle on the real value of information.

Understanding where the gaps are in your information and the value of filling those gaps. In the fast pace of business today firms work constantly with uncertainty. Everyone wants to ‘know more’ but ‘more’ is seldom available and when it is, it is not cheap. ARTEMIS helps by not only identifying the value of the information you already have, but also gaps in that information and the value to the whole firm if that gap is filled. Management can now make fact-based decisions on resource allocation and acquisition.

ARTEMIS not only increases effectiveness—that is, benefits of better information and better information exchanges—but it also helps manage costs—that is, increases efficiency.