Modus21 is a Charleston, South Carolina based firm specializing in Business Process Management. Our methodology enables our clients to model their processes and run simulations to determine actual outcomes. Thereby taking the theoretical and turning it into the practical.

Our expertise has proven highly successful in helping many organizations automate their manual processes, comply with mandates and regulations, and launch new technology initiatives while, at the same time, continuing to use their existing processes and systems.

Modus21's exceptionally scalable solutions have been praised as forward thinking concepts and innovative implementation practices. Our philosophy is simple - provide the client the ability to streamline, measure, and continuously improve their business processes.

Peter Woodhull - President and co-founder

With more than 15 years of experience in Information Technology, Mr. Woodhull has been focused on Business Process Management and Systems Interoperability since 2001. His expertise in systems architecture and software development has been recognized with the Department of Defense. Throughout his career, Mr. Woodhull has employed strong leadership skills to motivate and coach teams to perform at their best. Peter thrives in challenging, high energy situations and maintains a high level of passion for implementing computer systems that support real world business processes. He holds a Bachelors degree from Purdue University, a Master of Arts degree from Northwestern University and a Master of Science degree from The Citadel and College of Charleston.

Dan Neason - Vice President and co-founder

Dan Neason is Vice President and a founder of Modus21, LLC. Mr. Neason has led numerous Business Process Management projects and plays an instrumental role in guiding the evolution of the Modus21 methodology. Prior to Modus21, Neason held project management positions at Product Data Integration Technologies, Modulant, Inc., and Cambar Software, Inc. In those positions he lead projects ranging upward of 3-4 million dollars in size for the Department of Defense and Fortune 1000 corporations Epson America, ACCO Brands, Hagemayer, and Ingram Micro. He holds a Bachelors degree from The Citadel.