The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
Date: February 28, 2008
Time: 02:00 pm US Eastern
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Bruce Silver, Principal, Bruce Silver Associates (bio)Marco ten Vaanholt, Head of SAP’s Business Process Expert (BPX) Community, SAP (bio)
Join Bruce Silver, independent Business Process Management (BPM) analyst and founder of BPMessentials.com, and Marco ten Vaanholt, global head of SAP’s BPX Community, for a discussion about a new business role critical to the future of BPM – the Business Process Expert (BPX).
Business Process Management is a management discipline that looks at your company’s business from the perspective of end-to-end cross-functional processes. BPM is enabled by new tools and technologies that transform that management perspective into IT solutions that automate, integrate, and monitor business processes; solutions that are directly empowered by business people.
But BPM’s success requires a new role in the organization, standing at the crossroads of business and IT – the Business Process Expert. One key function of the Business Process Expert is translating a business description of how the process works today and how it could be improved, into process models that are not just business requirements but the foundation of executable process implementations. New modeling standards like BPMN now make this possible.
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Bruce Silver is an independent industry analyst and consultant focused on business process management. He delivers training on Process Modeling with BPMN through BPMessentials.com and the BPM Institute, and writes the popular BPMS Watch blog (www.brsilver.com/wordpress). He is also author of the BPMS Report series of BPM Suite evaluations available from bpminstitute.org, and co-chair of the BPM Institute BPM Conference series.
Prior to going independent in 1994, Dr Silver directed workflow and document management research at BIS Strategic Decisions (which became Giga Information Group, now part of Forrester Research), and before that managed software development and marketing organizations. He served on the board of directors of Captiva Software, acquired in 2006 by EMC. He holds Physics degrees from Princeton and MIT, and four patents in electronic imaging.
Marco ten Vaanholt is head of SAP’s Business Process Expert (BPX) Community, as well as responsible for SAP’s Community Network Solution Management Office. The Business Process Expert Community is the largest business process community in the world, with over 250,000 members covering 26 industries. Industry experts, business analysts, application consultants, IT managers, enterprise architects and many others engage in moderated forums, wikis, and expert blogs to drive process innovation through collaboration, best-practice sharing, and collective learning.
Prior to joining SAP in 2005, Marco managed the global product-management organization for the Yahoo! Advertising platform. He holds two master’s degrees in Business Economics and Organization and Management from Tilburg University, and a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Zeeland, The Netherlands.
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