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Co-Chair Keynote: Back To The Future - Lessons Learned From Past Futures

Seeking operational excellence, leading companies are integrating and optimizing end-to-end business processes spanning functional silos and crossing traditional IT systems' boundaries. In addition to requiring a good integration strategy this trend is forcing companies to adopt process orientation and explore Business Process Management as a technology to orchestrate, optimize and increase the flexibility of critical business processes.

The Great 21st Century Business Reformation

As long as the BPM conversation is restricted to technologists and BPM insiders, it’s likely to become just another technique for squeezing out costs and making incremental performance improvements. On the other hand, for some early pioneers where the conversation has reached the board room, BPM portends much more. Indeed, there is a Next Big Thing in business, but it's not just about technology and incremental improvement; it's about operational transformation, driven by the emergence of a wired, flat world.

Leveraging BPM in Uniting People, Process & Technology

The volatile nature of today's business and regulatory environments is driving organizations to address process-change head on. The financial services industry is no exception. Business processes have traditionally required manual intervention, thus missing the mark in achieving true straight-through processing.

BPM at Work: Improving Property Management Processes at a Large R&D Facility

BPM at Work: Improving Property Management Processes at a Large R&D Facility

NASA - Goddard Space Flight Center uses more than $525 million of technical and administrative accountable government property in the performance of its mission. The Logistics Management Division has responsibility for establishing tracking controls for this property through its entire life cycle using bar code technology and the NASA Equipment Management System (NEMS) central database, to include newly purchased equipment; fabricated equipment; user account inventories; user transfers and loans; shipping controls; and equipment excess, reutilization, schools donations and property sales.

Get Ready for Extreme Competition: The Business Case for BPM

BPM at Work: Improving Property Management Processes at a Large R&D Facility

Business Process Management: Aligning IT Execution With Business Goals

Business Process Management improves business and IT alignment by converting business requirements into IT implementations. Join us in this webinar to learn about new trends in Business Process Management and how you can benefit from business process integration. You'll also learn how to model and compose portable business processes on top of heterogeneous applications using Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) with Oracle BPEL Process Manager and Popkin software.

BPM - Taking it to the Next Level

There is significant increased interest in applying Business Process Management (BPM) technology to solve business problems. Not surprisingly, an increasing number of technical and business people alike are asking how to take BPM applications to the next level. This presentation will outline the pros and cons of the two principal methods of taking BPM from small-scale departmental applications to enterprise level applications; the bubble-up and the enterprise-view approaches. The following aspects of each approach will be addressed: scope of effort, key considerations, benefits and pitfalls.

Optimize Your Vision: Aligning Your IT Portfolio and Business Strategy

Comprehensive process design is the foundation for improved efficiencies in process management practices. Aligning the IT Portfolio to the Business Strategy helps deliver value to the business and support an agile enterprise.
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