Last month at CamundaCon2019, I gave a keynote on using a BPMS and microservices to build a business automation platform. It’s not for everyone, but I specified some of the use cases and what needs to go into it. You can see the recording here: On November 12, I’ll be expanding on some of those … Continue reading “My upcoming webinar with @Camunda on scalable business automation and microservices”
I’m back in my office after the European tour — three weeks, four countries and three conferences — and will be presenting on a webinar this Thursday hosted by Alfresco. I’ll be having a conversation with Dave Giordano, founder and insurance practice lead at Technology Services Group, on how to make insurance claims work better … Continue reading “See me on a webinar with @Alfresco and @tsgrp discussing intelligent insurance claims management”
I’ve been quiet here for a while – the result of having too much real work, I suppose – but wanted to highlight a webinar that I’ll be doing on December 13th with TrackVia and one of their customers, First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation, on automating back office processes: With between 300 to 800 back-office processes … Continue reading “Webinar: Unlocking Back Office Value by Automating Processes”
As much as I love chatting with the newer crop of entrepreneurs about their products and ideas, sometimes it’s nice to have a conversation with someone who remembers when OS/2 was the cheapest way to buy 3.5” high density disks. You know who’s been hip-deep in the technology of content and process as long as … Continue reading “Integrating process and content for digital transformation: my upcoming webinar”
Something strange about receiving an email about an upcoming webinar, featuring two people who I know well… …then scrolling down to see that ABBYY is featuring the paper that I wrote for them as follow-on bonus material! Nathaniel Palmer and Carl Hillier are both intelligent speakers with long histories in the industry, tune in to … Continue reading “Upcoming webinar on digital transformation in financial services featuring @BPMdotcom and @ABBYY_USA – and my white paper”
I’m back at the webinars this Thursday (April 26), with the first of two parts in a series on low-code and how it enables business and IT to work better together. Together with Roger King and Nicolas Marzin of TIBCO, we’re doing another one of our free-ranging “fireside chat” discussions, such as we did on … Continue reading “Low-Code webinar with @TIBCO – new ways for business and IT to develop and innovate together”
I listened in on the Camunda 7.8 release webinar this morning – they issue product releases every six months like clockwork – to hear about the new features and upgrades from CEO Jakob Freund and VP of engineering Daniel Meyer. They’re obviously getting a broader audience for these release webinars than just their current customers … Continue reading “Release webinar: @CamundaBPM 7.8”
I wrote a paper last year with James Taylor on smarter mobile apps that leverage process and decision management technologies, and we’re giving a webinar on the topic next Tuesday, January 19, at 1pm ET. You can read James’ more detailed post on this, or just head over and sign up for the webinar. We … Continue reading “Smarter Mobile Apps Webinar with Me and @jamet123”
I’m giving a webinar on Wednesday, June 18 (11am Eastern) on social cloud-based BPA, sponsored by Software AG – you can register here to watch it live. I’ve written a white paper going into this theme in more detail, which will be available from Software AG after the webinar. They will also be presenting a … Continue reading “Webinar On Collaborative Business Process Analysis In The Cloud”
I’m giving a webinar on Wednesday this week (June 11) on developer-friendly BPM and the myth of zero-code BPM when it comes to many complex integrated core business processes. It’s sponsored by camunda, along with a white paper that will be available following the webinar, and co-hosted by BPM.com. As of last week, about 300 … Continue reading “Webinar On Developer-Friendly BPM And The Zero-Code Myth”
