Tweet When a good friend and I exchanged a few tweets back and forth the other day, it began like the usual exchange of views over news items that the #bpm timeline throws up once in a frequent while. But the ‘twonversation’ with my twitter counterpart – a venerable thinker in technology, particularly BPM […]
[ Sep 8, 13 ]
Tweet One of the pet peeves for the fanatical BPM believers among us has been the gap between what outcomes of BPM initiatives could be if done right, versus what it seems to be on the ground. We (the fanatics, that is) have been looking at that gap and discussing and debating why BPM […]
[ Jun 24, 13 ]
Tweet To me it seems that with the onset of ‘Social Media’, the bigger theme of a ‘Social Paradigm’, and the associated chatter these have generated, has driven all of us into some kind of a ‘me-too’ mode. Almost everyone in the industry – you and me included – has a point of view. […]
[ Aug 25, 12 ]
Tweet 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 […]
[ Jan 2, 11 ]
Tweet If you follow the BPM market, you would agree that the expectations today from BPM have seen a change from what it was a few years ago. Tweet
[ Oct 20, 10 ]
Tweet The news has really created quite a buzz and almost everyone who is following BPM is excited about this announcement. Tweet
[ Dec 17, 09 ]
Tweet Even as we begin to hear about the easing up of the recessionary phase, it is not difficult to see that things are not going to be the same as they were before. Tweet
[ Sep 25, 09 ]
Tweet Much has been written about the outsourcing debate. Americans are becoming more and more outspoken about their disapproval of the idea and there are many groups that question the way visas are being handed out to ‘aliens’, particularly Indian aliens. Tweet
[ Mar 29, 08 ]
Tweet Sales people are result oriented. They don’t stop till they get things done. So this particular sales man drives a hard drive. He pushes and edges his way forward. He calls and counsels and goads. He sells hard, he sells soft. If the deal is hard, he thinks harder. He thinks out of the […]
[ Feb 17, 08 ]
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