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BPMN: My, What a Handsome Workflow You Have

By Tom Allanson on June 9, 2010 2:33 PM 0

I read a blog post on Enterprise Irregulars by Sandy Kemsley the other day on BPM Summer Camp, a tutorial session she's created to help business people (in the case of an upcoming presentation) understand BPMN - or business process... Read More..

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Tom Allanson of PerfectForms shares his ideas on managing business processes, automating workflows and designing for business users - both in the cloud and on the ground.

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Tom Allanson, CEO of Perfect Forms, Inc., has over 19 years of experience leading teams and growing businesses and has held key executive roles at Intuit, General Electric, and H&R Block. Most recently the President of H&R Block Digital Tax Division, he had previously been Senior Vice President at Intuit in charge of the Tax Division, including TurboTax. He started his career as a design engineer.

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