March 2011 Archives

Avoiding BPM done wrong: talking with Anatoly Belychook

By ebizQ on March 24, 2011 10:39 AM 0

Listen to my podcast with Anatoly Belychook, the president of Business Console, a BPM development and consulting firm located in Moscow, Russia. Anatoly has been in enterprise applications business since 1990 and in BPM since 2005. In this podcast, we... Read More..

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Business process improvement in the real world: Talking with Phil Ayres

By ebizQ on March 15, 2011 11:12 AM 0

Listen to my podcast with Phil Ayres, founder of Consected, a company that provides strategies for improving business processes. In this podcast, Phil offers an in-depth look at a real-world BPM implementation. Listen to or download the 7:42 minute podcast... Read More..

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You can definitely cure a bad business process with BPM software!

By ebizQ on March 9, 2011 10:04 AM 0

Several weeks ago, I asked the following question on the forum: Can you cure a bad business process with BPM software? Several days ago, Connie Moore, a vice president and research director for Forrester Research wrote the following response to... Read More..

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Smarter BPM: James Taylor explains

By ebizQ on March 1, 2011 12:20 PM 0

Listen to my podcast with James Taylor, the CEO of Decision Management Solutions and a leading expert in decision management. James will be a speaker at the ebizQ BPM in Action online conference. In this podcast, we cover what he's... Read More..

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