#BPM in 2011 – Looking Back and Looking Forward

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#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 [...]
[ Jan 2, 11 ] ( 5 )
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BPM Product Design Matters…

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BPM Product Design Matters…
Scott just made this seemingly peripheral observation on BPM products in his post about how design is going to matter in BPM this decade and puts forth a rather strong argument in favour of better design.
[ Feb 23, 10 ] ( 1 )
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IBM’s Lombardi Acquisition – Will there Be A Shuffle In The BPMS Market!?

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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.
[ Dec 17, 09 ] ( 2 )
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The Future of BPM: A Storm Before Calm?

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The Future of BPM: A Storm Before Calm?
Many BPM product vendors have announced impressive results and as Scott Francis mentions in this post, BPM companies have really started to crow about their growth despite the recession.
[ Aug 1, 09 ] ( 4 )
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