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• Passes Available to June BPM Conference
• 16 hours ago
• I will be speaking at BPMInstitute.org’s Business Process Management Conference as well as providing Training at the Hyatt Regency in Reston, VA over June 24-27.  I will be presenting at the conference a keynote titled BPMN and Business-Empowered Implementation, as well as instructing my 2-Day Training Course Process Modeling with BPMN . I recommend you consider attending both [...] ...

• BPMS Ratings - Scoring Details
• 2 days ago
• I released the BPMS Watch Ratings report last month, available to subscribers on this site and on BPMInstitute.org.  Each of the 11 BPM Suites evaluated was scored on the same set of capability categories, based on a weighted list of features/attributes, including “Strength of Execution,” representing a subjective catch-all attribute.  Three process types described in the [...] ...

• An Insider’s View of BPMN 2.0
• 9 days ago
• Since my recent post, a bit more has dribbled out into the blogosphere about the negotiations over BPMN 2.0, most of it completely off track.  But now SAP’s David Frankel, definitely an insider, is shining a welcome light in those dark spaces with his BPMN 2.0 Update.  The biggest difference between the two submissions is in how they [...] ...

• BPMN Workshop at Gartner AADI
• 9 days ago
• If you want to jump-start your BPMN efforts, I’ll be offering a half-day pre-conference workshop on Process Modeling with BPMN at the upcoming Gartner Application Architecture, Development & Integration Summit in Orlando.  This Gartner event is the leading independent SOA and application infrastructure conference, and the agenda’s 6 tracks and 70+ sessions cover future trends [...] ...

• Which Way for BPMN 2.0?
• 14 days ago
• Surprisingly little information has reached public view concerning BPMN 2.0, now under consideration in OMG.  Unlike most standards approval processes, the outcome of this one is not preordained.  There are two submissions, quite different, and it could go either way. Oracle’s Vishal Saxena notes that one reason BPMN 1.x has been so successful is that it “keeps [...] ...