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Another slidecast (slides and audio) from the recent Process.gov conference — which someone joked should have been called the ACM conference — this one from Tom Shepherd of Global360. 26 minutes in the recording, or skip through the 32 slides to catch the high points.
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Why it's important to have open source vendors implementing BPMN, even if you use a propriety product: open source commoditizes the baseline functionality, forcing the proprietary vendors to create more and better features in their products to keep you interested.
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I was there at PegaWORLD when Connie Moore of Forrester said that their research showed this. I tend to agree, although not sure that the number is as high at 50%: many people are "promoted" into a BA role just because they're a highly-skilled user, not because they have any skills or training in business analysis.
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Third in a series on agent technologies and event processing: good overview of what agents do.
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A free virtual conference on event processing, on June 7th. Some good presentations scheduled, although it looks like the only real social/interaction is via standard Q&A.
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Hi Sandy,
Thanks for sharing the news of our Event Processing Virtual conference. We are working on adding community interaction to the event, event. Both during the conference, and then on-going. If you have specific ideas — things that worked well, or not — I’d love to hear them!
See you next week!
Brenda