October 2008 Archives

If there was any doubt in your mind, riding a barrel over Niagara and using a waterfall method of development are both bad ideas. Statistics can be brought to bear to convince you in both cases although technology can also... Read More..
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Last week I posted news about a newly released AIIM study. It says there is a lot of ground to make up in enterprises to take maximum advantage of business process management (BPM) concepts. The survey said only 3% of... Read More..
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If you didn’t hear much about business process management (BPM) during Microsoft’s 2008 Professional Developer Conference (PDC) keynotes, you were listening closely. Part of the reason is that Microsoft runs separate events for business process analysts. Part of the reason... Read More..
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Over at MSDN, Mike Walker of Microsoft writes about IBM findings that cultural changes are a big impediment to any kind of information technology (IT) implementation. (I “met” Mike when I was preparing this case study on Microsoft in Financial... Read More..
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At the suggestion of Brenda Michelson I spent some time listening to a podcast by Ed Lynch of IBM prepared for a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Consortium meeting in June 2008. You can download it here. I have written how... Read More..
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Back in August I wrote about Lombardi Software president Phil Gilbert’s view on what it takes to make software business process management (BPM) software. I heard Alan Trefler, Pegasystems CEO and founder, weigh in with another view at the October... Read More..
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Don’t mix up business process outsourcing (BPO) and business process management (BPM). I posted recently asking if anyone can identify the beginnings of the term business process management (BPM). More to come on that subject. However in the process of... Read More..
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Without naming names, I've come across a couple of folks recently who said they were the first to use the term "business process management (BPM)." But while everyone credits MIT professor Michael Hammer for inventing the term "business process re-engineering... Read More..
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Recent IT Investment Research (see link to right) work found increasing agreement among all types of BPM software suppliers, no matter what their heritage (see Table): Business process management (BPM) needs to automate all types of business processes. Arbitrary distinctions... Read More..
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IBM mixes the terms services oriented architecture (SOA) and business process management (BPM) so regularly that I tend to miss some of its more interesting BPM announcements because they are buried inside IBM’s SOA propaganda. • To me SOA is... Read More..
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The upcoming ebizQ "SOA in Action" Virtual Conference (sign up here) got me thinking about the interrelationship between business process management (BPM) and services oriented architecture (SOA). More accurately it got me thinking whether that relationship and all the related... Read More..
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On October 2, 2008 Pegasystems announced a version of its suite it calls “BPM Platform as a Service (PaaS).” I caught up with the company’s development and marketing guys to better understand what it was all about. The line in... Read More..
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It may not be obvious but we have launched a monthly series of industry-specific business process management (BPM) articles highlighting the different BPM software approaches taken in different industries and hopefully highlighting what real users are doing. What's hot, what's... Read More..
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Business process management and optimization -- philosophies, policies, practices, and punditry.

Dennis Byron

Dennis Byron is an analyst with ebizQ, focusing on Open Source Software as well as Business Process Management technologies.


His popular columns and blog entries on the enterprise open source space give ebizQ an edge as the only publication currently covered Open Source from a market perspective. Visit Dennis’ blog,"Open Source Up the Stack," here. Dennis is a speaker and moderator on all ebizQ programming relating to Open Source concepts.

Dennis Byron is also the principal of IT Investment Research.


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