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BPM and the iPhone: Talking Live With Global 360

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By Peter Schooff on October 14, 2009 3:14 PM 0 0 Vote 0 Votes

Last week at Gartner's BPM Orlando Summit I spoke with Terry Schurter, Director of Product Strategy for Global 360. It was the day before Terry's big presentation, and most exciting, Terry had just come out with the book, The Insiders' Guide to BPM: 7 Steps to Process Mastery. In the podcast, Terry discusses what's in the book and in his presentation, explains what BPM has to do with the iPhone, and Terry shares one of the coolest stories getting-hired stories: that as soon as he saw a demonstration of Global 360's personal-based BPM, he went straight to the CEO and demanded a job.

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