I’ll be speaking on a webinar this Thursday, November 18th, along with Michael Rowley of Active Endpoints, about fast-tracking BPM projects. The Active Endpoints tools are targeted at an IT audience of architects, developers and technical business analysts, and that’s exactly who we’re focusing this webinar on as well. From the description: Time and resources … Continue reading “Webinar on Fast-Tracking BPM Projects”
Keith Swenson and I will be presenting a webinar this Thursday at 2pm ET, sponsored by Fujitsu, on the topic of agile and social BPM. You can register here. From the description: Think that Agile Business Process Management (BPM) is not for you because you don’t have simple processes that follow the same path every … Continue reading “Dancing With Elephants: Webinar on Agile and Social Processes”
Summer is the time when no one holds conferences, because vacation schedules make it difficult to get the attendance, so webinars tend to expand to fill the gap. I’ll be presenting on another BP Logix webinar on August 10th, discussing process intelligence and predictive analytics; you can register (and see my smiling face in a … Continue reading “Webinar on Process Intelligence and Predictive Analytics”
I’m doing a webinar today on BPM Institute, hosted by Progress, on making financial services more responsive through event-driven processes. You can register here, which will also score you the white paper that I’ve written on the same topic.
I’ll be presenting this Wednesday on how to improve BPM time to value by giving greater functionality to the knowledge workers to create their own processes, instead of having everything be implemented as an IT-controlled implementation. It’s sponsored by BP Logix, and you can register to attend here. Having been involved in a lot of … Continue reading “Webinar This Week: Improving BPM Time to Value”
I presented a webinar on business process management and case management today, hosted by Pegasystems. Great fun as always, and a ton of questions that we didn’t have time to answer. I captured a lot of them and will address them here; if you attended the webinar, Pega will also send out their responses as … Continue reading “BPM and Case Management Webinar Q&A”
I’m giving a webinar on Thursday this week, sponsored by Pegasystems, where I’ll talk about BPM and adaptive case management (ACM). Emily Burns from Pega will be there to give an overview of their ACM functionality. You can register for the webinar here. There’s been so much written on BPM and ACM lately; I’ve been … Continue reading “Webinar on BPM and Case Management”
Here’s the replay of the webinar that I did yesterday with Active Endpoints – it runs almost 90 minutes, because we just kept the Q&A going at the end with all the interesting questions from the audience. Unfortunately, during Alex Neihaus’ intro to the live presentation, the entire audience may have heard that I forgot … Continue reading “The State of BPMN Implementation: Webinar Replay”
I’ll be speaking on a webinar today about how BPMN implementations are happening in the real world of customer process modeling. This is not going to be an update on the BPMN 2.0 standard itself – you can watch the excellent update from last week by Robert Shapiro for that – but rather a review … Continue reading “Webinar Today on the State of BPMN Implementation”
I’m the headline act in an upcoming webinar, Content: Meet the Business Process, hosted by AIIM and sponsored by SAP, on November 11th at 2pm ET. Although I spend a lot of my time focused on BPM, I have a pretty strong background in content management as well: almost every client that I work with … Continue reading “AIIM webinar on content and process”
