TweetI finished the day listening to Michael zur Muehlen discuss business processes and rules, a topic that I spoke about a few weeks ago at the Business Rules Forum. Michael, who I know from the BPM Think Tanks, is responsible for BPM courses at Stevens Institute of Technology. You can see his presentation slides online [...]
TweetI’m up now, and here’s what I’ll be presenting: | View | Upload your own I know, it’s long, but I’ll breeze past a number of the slides that I put in there just for reference. If this isn’t enough on standards for you, I highly recommend Michael zur Muehlen’s BPM standards tutorial, both the [...]
TweetI attended Pat Morrissey’s (of Savvion) keynote session after lunch, but didn’t take a lot of notes since I’m up next. Pat’s a great speaker, very funny with lots of good real world examples, from nuclear weapons to Guitar Hero. He pointed out four key requirements of a BPM solution which, not surprisingly, line up [...]
TweetAlec Sharp led a facilitated session on standards that we love, hate, or wish were there (or don’t care about). This is a bit similar to the BPM Think Tank roundtables, but we’re at about six small tables so had a chance for some mini-break-out sessions to discuss ideas, then gather them together. The notes [...]
Tagged BPMNTweetAmazingly, there’s open (although weak) wifi in the Hotel Del Coronado’s conference hall, so I’ll be able to post as I write. The day started with an opening keynote by the conference chair, Roger Burlton of the Process Renewal Consulting Group, on “BPM at the Tipping Point”. This was mostly a review of a few [...]
TweetI’m off to the Shared Insights/IIR BPM conference in San Diego, where I’ll be speaking tomorrow on the importance of BPM standards. You’ll find all my posts for the conference under this category, although I’ll really only be there tomorrow and a bit of Wednesday morning.
