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Is There a Need for the 'Lean BPM,' 'BPM Lite' or 'RBPM' Categories of Business Process Management?

By Dennis Byron on June 9, 2009 10:20 AM 4

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In an ebizQ "Around the Web" post I put up on June 9, I mentioned the need for a business process management (BPM) taxonomy. Then, as part of my research on an upcoming ebizQ article on process discovery, I had... Read More..

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Looking at Enterprise Software Technologies for BPM in the Cloud

By Dennis Byron on May 14, 2009 4:32 PM 3

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My research in support of an upcoming Business Process Management (BPM) in Cloud feature article to appear here on ebizQ soon and the ebizQ Cloud QCamp that follows in early June is complete. This project really provided a chance to... Read More..

Categories: IT Infrastructure Management, BPM, Event-Driven Architecture

Cloud Computing: Don't Get Bamboozled by the Buzzwords

By Dennis Byron on March 23, 2009 8:33 AM 0

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In a recent blog post, I wrote that cloud computing was not the "next big thing" but the "first big thing" finally done right because various factors were now in place to deliver on the promises of utility computing first... Read More..

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The Big Mash-Up Meets the Big Meltdown: Why Now's a Great Time to Invest in IT, and Where

By Michael Dortch on November 13, 2008 8:09 PM 0

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To be brief, you can never find better bargains than during economic turbulence. So if you can find technologies that deliver business value - lower costs, higher profits, better productivity or customer/partner satisfaction - you should find a way to... Read More..

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