I run across all these great posts, and think about making pointers to them, but then time goes by….  Here are a collection of links from mid November till now:

• Max Pucher explains ACM – Max Pucher made an excellent video that outlines ACM and why it is so important.
• Case Management Explained by Jim Sinur – This video of Jim Sinur outlines the main points of case management and how it differs from (traditional) BPM.
• Illustrations for BPM, ACM, and other variants – Alexander Samarin uses an creative notation to help visualize the differences between the process approaches. Shows how the processes are created and evolve over time.
• Twibe on Adaptive Case Management – Join the twibe if interested in following the topic
• Business Process 2010 – Year in Review – Alberto Manuel gives an overview of the year’s top topics
• Filling the Void between BPM and Social Media – Adaptive Case Management – Max Pucher writes a timely piece on how ACM sites in the gap between traditional BPM and newer social software.
• The Difference between DYNAMIC and ADAPTIVE. – This post by Max Pucher includes a well done video that illustrates the differences.
• Adaptive Case Management in 2011 – Barb Mosher sums up the ACM situation, and then predicts the coming year.
• Column 2 : IBM Case Manager In Depth – A good overview of the IBM case manager by Sandy Kemsley
• Is “System of Engagment” to ECM as “Adaptive Case Management” is to BPM?  – Reflects on the term “System of Engagement” and whether that relates to ACM or not.
• My Views on the Future of Adaptive Case Management – A stab at where ACM is at the end of 2010, and where it is likely to go in the future
• What is an Adaptive Process? – Frank Michael Kraft make an attempt to clarify the term “adaptive process” and how that relates to adaptive case management and business process management
• Keynote: Social Business Forecast: 2011 The Year of Integration –
• 11 favorite BPM blogs – Any list of favorite blogs that includes mine is always worth promoting 🙂
• BPM Blogs worth reading – And another!