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Live from Brainstorm - Business Process and Business Rules Panel

By James Taylor on September 19, 2006 12:12 PM 0 Vote 0 Votes

I am attending the Brainstorm BPM/SOA/Rules event in Washington DC this week and blogging as I go.

Last thing today I participated in a panel - Business Rules and Business Process: Perfect Together or Perfect Apart?It was, as usual, an interesting panel hosted by Barb von Halle. This time it was me, Brian from InScope and Tina from CA. I feel like this is such a regular topic that I don't really have much to add. Check out the BPM section on this blog of the other one.

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