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We have another great line-up of presentations for the 2nd day of BPM in Action. The day starts with Janelle Hill’s keynote on BPM technology. She called it From Best- of-Breed Tools to BPM Suites to Business Process Platforms. I call it a primer on BPM technology. This was the first time I’ve had the pleasure of working with Janelle. For those of you who don’t know her, she is extremely knowledgeable and great to work with. This one is a must see. Please feel free to pass along the link to others in your organization. The session will be available for archive viewing after the live event is over.

At noon, we have a case study on how the Babcock and Wilcox company uses BPM to Improve Sales Performance and Productivity. This is a good session to attend if you’re looking for some proof points on how BPM technology can help you improve business performance. There’s also some very valuable information on their experience on deepening the partnership between business and IT and the benefits they received. This case study is an opportunity to pick up some best practices for your next BPM initiative.

At 1:00 ETJoshua Greenbaum, Principal, Enterprise Applications Consulting will interview Richard Sides, SVP Information Technology, Preferred Meal Systems Incorporated. They will talk about Richard's experience in creating a business process platform strategy. Josh is a long time IT expert and a former Hurwitz Group colleague. Josh and Richard are sure to have some good tips and advice for you so take the opportunity to ask some questions.

The last session of the conference is the live panel session that I will be moderating and I’m psyched about this one. I have Dr. Bruce Silver, who is a noted expert on BPM and also the author of a BPMN course which recently launched. You can find out more about it by checking out the Resource Center in the show. I also have Dr. Jeffrey Sterllings – a fictional character with real world expertise. Stephanie Wilkinson and Steve McDonald will also be on the panel to talk about how companies are using BPM technologies to solve different types of process problems.

All sessions include live Q&A so you will have the opportunity to interact with the experts and get your questions answered. You also have the opportunity to talk to reps and other visitors in the show and the virtual booths. A few visitors today said the show was "cool". Check it out! . And while you're there, stop by the ebizQ booth and say hello.

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