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HP and Intel, and Yahoo! – Oh, My! Talk About Your “Big Mash-Ups!”

By Michael Dortch on July 29, 2008 5:21 PM 0 Vote 0 Votes

Well, well, well. That would be one “well” each for Hewlett-Packard, Intel, and Yahoo!, all three of which announced today plans to build a test bed for cloud computing that will span six data centers in three countries. The goals... Read More..

Categories: BPM, Business Knowledge Management, Current Events, IT Infrastructure Management, Information Lifecycle Management, Process Visibility, SOA, Software as a Service, The Big Mash-Up, current_events

Back to BPM (for a bit, anyway): Appian Movin' On Up (Continued, sort-of...)

By Michael Dortch on July 25, 2008 4:53 PM 0 Vote 0 Votes

Appian, one of the few remaining "pure-play" BPM vendors, just announced its first-ever venture investment – $10 million from Novak Biddle Venture Partners. I participated in a very interesting conversation among several other industry analysts, Matthew Calkins, Appian’s President and... Read More..

Categories: BPM, Business Knowledge Management, Current Events, IT Infrastructure Management, Information Lifecycle Management, Software as a Service, The Big Mash-Up, current_events

The Big Mash-Up, Continued: What RFID Means, REALLY - Real-Time, Fully Integrated Data!

By Michael Dortch on June 9, 2008 8:19 PM 0 Vote 0 Votes

Why are American Apparel, South America's Falabella, BGN, a major book retailer in the Netherlands, Staples superstores in Canada, and other retailers around the world attaching Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags to every item in many of its stores? Especially... Read More..

Categories: BPM, Business Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Enterprise Information Integration, Information Lifecycle Management, Process Visibility, RFID, SOA, The Big Mash-Up

The Big Mash-Up, Continued: What Does BPM Want?

By Michael Dortch on March 25, 2008 1:45 PM 0 Vote 0 Votes

As I've mentioned here previously, I (along with some other industry observers whose opinions I respect, sometimes more than my own) fervently believe we're watching the colliding convergence of multiple technologies. These include, but are not limited to, BPM, event-driven... Read More..

Categories: BPM, Business Knowledge Management, Enterprise Information Integration, Event-Driven Architecture, Information Lifecycle Management, SOA

“Renting BPM,” “BPM Live,” and “The Big Mash-Up”

By Michael Dortch on March 24, 2008 10:21 PM 0 Vote 0 Votes

Dennis Byron, my new ebizQ BPM “blogmate” and one of my favorite pundits, wrote recently about Appian and Enterprise Rent-a-Car. I love the idea of “renting BPM,” and agree with Dennis completely that it’s something we could sooner rather than... Read More..

Categories: BPM, Business Knowledge Management, Current Events, Enterprise Information Integration, Event-Driven Architecture, Information Lifecycle Management, SOA, Software as a Service, current_events

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