Cutting A Deal

Categories: Business, IT Industry, Uncategorized
Cutting A Deal
  Here is a video that leaves very little to be said about a rather painful aspect of the vendor-customer relationship.

A Reality Check on Agility and BPM

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A Reality Check on Agility and BPM
  So, that BPM product demo excited you? The vendor demonstration of agile features may well have made your mouth water. You now think your investment in BPM licenses will make your firm agile.

Growing Out of Social Media Misconceptions

Categories: BPM, CRM, IT Industry
Growing Out of Social Media Misconceptions
  I read this rather interesting piece on Knowledge@Wharton, titled Is Business-centric Social Networking a Revolution — or a Ruse? The Article discusses Social Networking adoption in the enterprise.

Are You Letting Good get in the way of Better?

Categories: BPM, Business, IT Industry
Are You Letting Good get in the way of Better?
  To me, if there is only one striking difference between a BPM solution and a conventionally developed application, then it is the opportunity to unlock hidden potential for improvements.

Time to Get Cracking With BPM

Categories: BPM, Business, IT Industry, Performance Management
Time to Get Cracking With BPM
A little more than a fortnight ago, I had bounced a few thoughts about how BPM should not merely be about automation but should instead be about unlocking competitive advantage.

Enable, Empower, Improve, Unlock: Your #bpm Mantra!

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Enable, Empower, Improve, Unlock: Your #bpm Mantra!
BPM should be about exercising and asserting your firms business priorities,  along its lines of control. Especially lines at the top and the bottom.

#BPM in 2011 – Looking Back and Looking Forward

Categories: BPM, IT Industry, Markets
#BPM in 2011 – Looking Back and Looking Forward
2010 was a good year for BPM – more firms took to BPM, while many firms already using BPM set off to unlock more value from BPM; most top vendors posted another year of great growth; overall BPM visibility increased significantly and it is gradually becoming less of a concept understood only by few and [...]

Social Media – The Stage is Being Set for #BPM

Categories: BPM, IT Industry
Social Media – The Stage is Being Set for #BPM
An article from BNet that I had come across few months ago  presented findings from a Nielson survey on how Social Media networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc broke down by age. The data was very interesting because the more active users – comprising of over two thirds of the total number users – came [...]

IBM’s Lombardi Acquisition – Will there Be A Shuffle In The BPMS Market!?

Categories: BPM, IT Industry, Markets, News
IBM’s Lombardi Acquisition – Will there Be A Shuffle In The BPMS Market!?
The news has really created quite a buzz and almost everyone who is following BPM is excited about this announcement.

IT priorities, Return on Investment from #bpm and the CEO

Categories: BPM, Business, IT Industry, Performance Management
IT priorities, Return on Investment from #bpm and the CEO
The recession may have started to ease up, but the pressure on CEOs to get more competitive and drive growth will continue. Alongside that, the need to keep a closer watch on expenditure is likely to also continue for sometime. This is particularly true about IT investments – something that took quite a big hit [...]

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