Bookmarks for September 30th
TweetThese are my links for September 30th: Canadian Do-Not-Call list – Unfortunately unavailable when I tried it this morning, but I'm sure it will be back sometime real soon.
TweetThese are my links for September 30th: Canadian Do-Not-Call list – Unfortunately unavailable when I tried it this morning, but I'm sure it will be back sometime real soon.
TweetThese are my links for September 28th: IT|Redux – Advice to My Competitors – Ismael's been busy blogging the past few days. Here, he discusses the impact of the recession on BPM vendors, and offers those with obsolete engines to replace their with Intalio's, encouraging them to focus on the business solutions on top of the [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 26th: IT|Redux – BPM 2.0: Méfiez vous des imitations – Ismael Ghalimi on what needs to be in a product to call it "BPM 2.0". I still don't think that BPEL is essential to provide the benefits, but agree with everything else. SAP Network Wiki – SAP's BPX wiki, with [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 25th: 8 WordPress Plugins for Page Management – Mashable – Good if you're using a WordPress installation primarily as a content management system rather than a blog.
TweetThese are my links for September 23rd: SAP Network Blogs: Cancel your German trainings – Book "Java Programming with SAP NetWeaver" now available in English – I'm not interested in Java programming of any type, but you have to give credit to someone inside a big company like SAP who can show some humor in [...]
TweetI love getting presents in the mail, especially ones as cool as this: I met Sebastian Stein of IDS Scheer’s research group and the ARIS BPM blog at the recent BPM conference in Milan, and he was sporting an “I (heart) BPM” button on his lapel. I tried to talk him out of it; he [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 22nd: Process for the Enterprise » Blog Archive » Measurable benefit in BPM. Where is it? Part I – Good post from Lance Gibbs asking "where's the beef" in BPMS implementations: "little of that forward looking, game changing, futuristic ideology will matter if the fundamental concept of investment-risk-reward measurement [...]
TweetI have my fall schedule mostly sorted out, and here’s my confirmed lineup so far: OMG BPM Think Tank, October 6-7, Chicago. I’m on the program committee, and will be leading a roundtable on achieving collaboration between business and IT in BPM on the first day. PegaWorld, the Pegasystems user conference, October 19-21, Washington DC. [...]
TweetThe fall conference season has kicked off, and I’ve already had the pleasure of attending 3 BPM conferences: the International BPM conference (academic), Appian’s first user conference (vendor), and the Gartner BPM summit (analyst). It’s rare to have 3 such different conferences crammed into 2 weeks, so I’ll sum up some of the differences that [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 22nd: Co.mments – Unfortunately, my main comment tracking site has been broken for several days. Any suggested alternatives? I've tried CoComment but find it too invasive and heavy for what I need, which is simple, unsocial tracking of posts that I comment on and any future comments placed on [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 21st: bxModeller Initial Review « Go Flow – Keith Swenson reviews the free bxModeller BPMN modeling tool. His take: XPDL exports work properly, but the UI needs some work.
TweetThese are my links for September 20th: Take advantage of Web 2.0 for next-generation BPM 2.0 – By two senior IT architects at IBM, this covers process collaboration, tacit interactions within processes, and the impact of Web 2.0 on BPM and SOA. It gets political when they write "BPM 2.0 has adopted BPEL as the [...]
TweetI just received a review copy of Matjaz Juric and Kapil Pant’s new book, Business Process Driven SOA using BPMN and BPEL. It’s on my list of recent books that I’ve received to review, and I hope to get to it soon. According to the authors’ description, you’ll learn the following from this book: Modeling [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 18th: S&P Downgrades TIBCO to Sell On Financial Services Exposure | The Complex Event Processing Blog – "Standard & Poor’s analyst Zaineb Bokhari cut her rating on TIBCO Software (TIBX) to Sell from Hold. Bokhari referenced TIBCO’s relatively high exposure to financial services and telecom companies and dependence on [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 17th: Notorious Webmaster » Blog Archive » The Return of CBC’s Search Engine – CBC's Search Engine, one of my favorite podcasts, is returning as a regular podcast although canceled as a radio show. Since I almost never listen to live radio, I don't much care about the radio [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 15th: Concepts and Terminology in BPMN 2.0 – BPMS Watch – Bruce's comments on the coming BPMN 2.0 spec: what's missing, what's still confusing.
TweetThese are my links for September 14th: The Forrester Blog For Business Process & Applications Professionals – After attending both this and Gartner BPM last year, plus two more Gartner BPM this year, I'm beginning to wish that I'd spent my discretionary budget on this… How to Establish a BPM Center of Excellence – Written [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 14th: Cloud Computing – BurningBoats.com – Good compilation of posts defining cloud computing. Welcome Gartner Analyst Blogs – Jeremiah Owyang, a Forrester analyst, blogs about the new blogging policies at Gartner and how that has led to about 50 Gartner analyst blogs launched last week. Unfortunately, the analysts covering [...]
TweetThese are my links for September 12th: ManyBooks.net – Free eBooks for your PDA, iPod, or eBook Reader – Lots of free public-domain books online.
TweetAs I mentioned previously, my feed subscribers dropped by 20% when Google switched me from Feedburner to the Google-branded feeds that are replacing them, and a couple of people have told me directly that the feed just stopped working, requiring them to unsubscribe and resubscribe to the new address. I subscribe to my own feed [...]