The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
Date: December 01, 2005
Time: 12:00 pm US Eastern
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Jim O'Leary, Vice President, Product Management, EXTOL International (bio)
The wages of supply chain sin can be high for the mid sized company that does not avoid the Seven Sins of Supply Chain Integration.
EDI, UCCnet, XML, RFID, and other supply chain initiatives are about aligning your systems and processes with those of your customers and partners. Easy to say. Hard to do. Too often a company will merely comply with a supply chain mandate, and forego all the benefits and advantages available if they only took a different approach.
This webcast will review each of the seven deadly sins. It will reveal how business integration can help you avoid the myths, misgivings and mistakes that plague many companies who believe mere compliance is enough to gain business advantage.
Topics include:Free White Paper: Essential Integration for Resource Constrained Companies
How can a mid-size company remove the barriers to connecting their various applications, business processes and systems? And then add in their customers, partners and suppliers? The White Paper "Essential Integration for Resource Constrained Companies" reveals the way to rapidly deploy complex integration solutio
Instructions for downloading this FREE white paper will be given during the Webinar.
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Jim F. O'Leary joined EXTOL in 2002 as Vice President of Product Management, with over 20 years of experience in the software industry, including executive and senior management positions at Mercator Software, Unidata, and Software AG. He is a frequent speaker and recognized authority on the architecture and application of business-to-business integration middleware, model-based development, and software architecture.
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