Archive for April 2009
Guest blogger: BPM gains in popularity, but proper change management remains a key
Posted by: Process Matters Blogger in: ● April 13, 2009
It is a sad fact of life that some organisations paid an amount of ‘lip-service’ to BPM and the capability of process management. This is usually in the times of plenty when income is high and everything looks good with the world. Having an efficient and cost-effective company is not high on their priority list [...]
Content management driving success at the process level
Posted by: Metastorm PR in: ● April 9, 2009
AIIM, a non-profit organization focused on helping users to understand the challenges associated with managing documents, content, records, and business processes, recently published a report that studied the state of the enterprise content management (ECM) industry. An April 1st article in Wall Street & Technology summarized the key findings. The AIIM study surveyed 962 firms [...]
Building a business case for BPM
Posted by: Metastorm PR in: ● April 6, 2009
Business Process Management is gaining in popularity because, with a relatively low investment in technology resources, companies can realize significant gains in process efficiency, productivity, control, cost savings and business agility. But unfortunately a large number of BPM projects fail to launch at all due to the inability of business or IT managers to build [...]
BPM among top applications planned for SOA deployments
Posted by: Metastorm PR in: ● April 3, 2009
We know the IT industry is changing and in many cases, it is for the better. Tech Target’s SearchSOA.com published some interesting results from a recent survey the publication conducted that asked software developers, architects, C-level executives, managers and consultants the types of infrastructure and service-based applications their organizations planned for their SOA. While respondents [...]
