About Us

Based in the metropolitan Washington DC area, Universal WebFlow is a company dedicated to meeting the needs of government and commercial clients who are implementing new business processes using workflow, web based interfaces and SAP integration with enterprise content management solutions.

No, our reach is not yet "intergalactic", as we were asked once during a workflow presentation.

Instead, we strive to achieve a Universal point of access across multiple systems,
such as a single Inbox where users can obtain all of their action items.

A Web based process flow that can cross multiple systems, departments and user groups.

Universal WebFlow began in 2000, bringing prior consulting experience as an early adopter of and knowledge provider for Business Workflow to bear on large, complex SAP implementations.

Through initial project experience with scanned images and document management associated with runtime workflow we have since expanded into the broad arena of Enterprise Content Management.

Mark Huffman is the managing consultant for Universal Webflow. Mark began his consulting career in SAP Financials and Controlling in 1994. He founded Universal Webflow in 2000 to address the need for specialized Workflow, Portals and Content Management solutions in the marketplace.

In 2011, in recognition of the powerful business alliance between SAP and Open Text which provides market leading solutions, he led the effort to join the Open Text services partner program.

Mark has been a team lead on SAP and Open Text integration projects at the US federal and state government levels as well as for multinational corporate rollouts. Prior to beginning his consulting career within the SAP world, he worked in Germany, Asia and Australia as a technology consultant with Rule based and Object Oriented systems.

Mark has a BA in Computer Science from the University of California, Santa Cruz and an MBA in International BUsiness from the University Of Southern California.

Mark is fluent in German, which he finds helpful in both the SAP and Open Text ecosystems. Mark and his family enjoy history and archaeology, especially of the Egyptian, Greek and Roman civilizations.