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Selling BPM versus selling ERP: why business executives "get" ERP from the start, but have to see the demo to understand BPM.
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If you find the two dimensions of a standard BPMN editor to be just a bit too constrained, take a look at Ross Brown's paper on 3D process modeling in a virtual world: think BPMN in Second Life.
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Continuing on from the link that I posted yesterday, Nick Malik with more on the job of business architect. Near the end, a good distinction between enterprise architect (all Zachman rows/columns), business architect (upper rows), solution architect (lower rows) and information architect (single column).
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