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As part of our BPM in Action site roll out, we're absolutely thrilled to welcome one of our favorite analysts, Michael Dortch, to the ebizQ blog roll. You might recognize Michael's name from his excellent and timely analysis from Robert Frances Group, which is, on occasion, shared with the ebizQ community.

But you won't have heard of Michael only from ebizQ. Michael's work has appeared in virtually every leading business computing publication, and has been quoted in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and numerous other business and technical publications. He began his career at Yankee Group in the 1970s and is the author of "The ABCs of Local Area Networks," (Sybex, Inc.). He's presently director of IT Infrastructure Management Strategies and Executive Editor for RFG.

I invite you to bookmark Michael's BPM in Action blog feed here, and read and comment on his inaugural entry!

Welcome, Michael!

As part of our BPM in Action site roll out, we're absolutely thrilled to welcome one of our favorite analysts, Michael Dortch, to the ebizQ blog roll. You might recognize Michael's name from his excellent and timely analysis from Robert Frances Group, which is, on occasion, shared with the ebizQ community.

But you won't have heard of Michael only from ebizQ. Michael's work has appeared in virtually every leading business computing publication, and has been quoted in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and numerous other business and technical publications. He began his career at Yankee Group in the 1970s and is the author of "The ABCs of Local Area Networks," (Sybex, Inc.). He's presently director of IT Infrastructure Management Strategies and Executive Editor for RFG.

I invite you to bookmark Michael's BPM in Action blog feed here, and read and comment on his inaugural entry!

Welcome, Michael!

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Posted by: James Taylor at January 10, 2007 02:42 PM