| Turning Up Business Velocity: Competing On Time With BPM
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| Date: April 15, 2004
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| Time:
12:00 pm US Eastern
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Featured Speakers:
Peter Fingar, Executive Partner, Greystone Group (bio)
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| Moderator: Beth Gold-Bernstein
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Series: Increasing Business Velocity
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Business process management (BPM) and the Real-Time Enterprise (RTE) are certainly all the rage these days, but businesses have grown weary of three-letter acronyms —- they want results. What can BPM actually do for them? How does it actually bring competitive advantage to the firm? And companies don’t want these questions answered in highbrow Harvard-speak. In this webinar, we look beneath the hype curves of BPM and the RTE, and in plain street talk describe how BPM enables a company to become a time-based competitor. We’ll explore time as the next source of competitive advantage, and how BPM’s strategy-execution (SEx) machine, the Work Processor, can be used to turn up your business velocity. You don’t want to miss this Webinar.
Why You Should Attend:
- Learn how to describe BPM so that even the technology-challenged business person can understand its significance and benefits
- Learn how to make the case for BPM in plain business-speak
- Learn how BPM can actually bring competitive advantage to the firm
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Giveaway Win a FREE Copy of Peter Fingar's Book
ebizQ is giving away five free copies of "IT Doesn't Matter-Business Processes Do." The winners will be announced during the live webinar. You must attend the live broadcast to be eligible for the drawing.
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Title: IT Doesn't Matter-Business Processes Do
Authors: Peter Fingar and Howard Smith
Published: August, 2003
More and more business people are using computers not only much more broaderly, but also much more deeply. As a result IT people are knowing/learning business. Business people and IT people are getting closer as a result of the focus on business processes as the center of today's IT practice. The process-orinted view is one of the most promising ways to eliminate the gap between business people and IT people. This is the book that explains, in a quick and easy to read format, why IT matters more than ever.
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