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Architecture & Process keynote: Bill Curtis

TweetThe second part of the morning keynote was by Bill Curtis, who was involved in developing CMM and CMMI, and now is working on the Business Process Maturity Model (BPMM). I’ve seen quite a bit about BPMM at OMG functions, but this is the first time that I’ve heard Curtis speak about it. He started [...]

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2008 04 22 Sandy Kemsley Architecture&Process
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BPM Think Tank Day 2: John Alden

TweetReplacing the scheduled Bill Curtis (who had to cancel due to a family emergency), Chief Process Officer at McAfee, John Alden of Capability Measurement (which he co-founded with Curtis) gave the second day keynote on the role of the Chief Process Officer in business process improvement. Responsibilities of the CPO: Champion enterprise process discipline: quantify [...]

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2007 07 24 Sandy Kemsley BPM standards
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BPM Think Tank Day 1: Paul Harmon

TweetPhil Gilbert kicked off morning with welcome and logistics before turning it over to Paul Harmon, who gave a keynote entitled “Does the OMG have any business getting involved in business process management?” I love a little controversy first thing in the morning. He started out with a fairly standard view of the history of [...]

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2007 07 23 Sandy Kemsley BPM
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TUCON: Simon Hayward

TweetI’m in my first breakout session of the day, State of BPM – Trends and Drivers for Success: A Leading Analyst Perspective by Gartner, and although the schedule shifted slightly to accommodate overtime speakers in the breakout session, the speaker decided to just go ahead and start anyway so I have no idea who I’m [...]

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2007 05 01 Sandy Kemsley BPM
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BPMM tutorial

TweetI’m in the online OMG tutorial on the Business Process Maturity Model (BPMM), which is a bit awkward because they’ve gone the really cheap route and done this with a conference call line with poor controls (everyone is in talk mode by default when they dial in, and a lot of people don’t realize that [...]

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2006 11 30 Sandy Kemsley BPM standards Comments (0)

OMG online tutorial on BPMM

TweetMajor correction: this tutorial is on BPMM (business process maturity model), not BPMN. Thanks to Phil Gilbert for emailing me a prompt correction. If you’re interested in learning more about the business process maturity model (BPMM), tune in to a tutorial that OMG is running on November 30th at noon Eastern time. From their description: [...]

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2006 11 20 Sandy Kemsley BPM
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