A new methodology for BP documentation and a new Intranet will commence on April 1st. MEGA is the new technological tool that was chosen to support the new methodology. Business Process team members were trained in the use and administration of MEGA. Mr. Juan Tamez, Business Process Office Manager, stated that all "AXTEL's Enterprise Architecture information will be stored within the MEGA repository. Administration and Human Resources processes will be stored within MEGA in order to integrate them as a support for the organization."
This new Business Process documentation methodology, Mr. Juan Tamez explained "Integrates the Business Process outputs, the functions, responsibilities, IT usage, organizational structure, indicators & measurements and risks & controls providing us with the capacity to integrate AXTEL's Business Process with auditable regulations. Also the tool has the ability to analyze the information with cost and time evaluations and simulations. Thanks to the assistance of the process owners of AXTEL, it has been possible to adequately capture information and document more advanced and complex processes and systems".
Cristina Cuellar, Nacional, April 2005
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ON AXTEL
AXTEL is a Mexican telecommunications company that provides local telephone services, national and international long distance services, data, internet, virtual private networks, and value added services. AXTEL has provided Mexico with a basic telecommunications infrastructure through an intelligent network that offers wide coverage to all markets. At present, it is operating in Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Puebla, Leon, Toluca, Queretaro, San Luis Potosi, Aguascalientes, Saltillo, Ciudad Juarez, and Tijuana.
AXTEL has brought to the market various access technologies that include fixed wireless telephony, point-to-point radio links, point-to-multipoint radio links, and fiber optics, all of which are offered to match the communication solutions that its customers require.
59.5% of AXTEL capital is Mexican. The remaining 40.5% belongs to foreign investors, among which are, mainly, AIG-GE Capital Latin American Infrastructure Fund (LAIF); AIG Latin American Equity Partners; Blackstone Group; American International Underwriters Overseas Ltd., and Soros Group.
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