Tag Archives: BPM

BPM Poster

Posted on September 30, 2014 by

Here it is, the poster on the definition of BPM, with all the terms defined and explained! Advertisements

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3 Innovative Approaches to Process Modeling

Posted on September 29, 2014 by

In a post titled “Business Etiquette Modeling” I made a plea for modeling business processes such that they naturally deform themselves as needed to accommodate changes.  If we model a fixed process diagram, it is too fragile, and can be … Continue reading →

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BPM2014 Keynote: Keith Swenson

Posted on September 13, 2014 by

I was honored to give the keynote on the second day of the BPM2014 conference, and promised to answer questions, so here are the slides and summary.

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Business Etiquette Modeling: a new paradigm for process

Posted on September 8, 2014 by

The AdaptiveCM 2014 workshop this past Monday provided a very interesting discussion of the state of the art in adaptive case management and other non-workflow oriented ways for supporting knowledge work. While there I presented, and we discussed, an intriguing … Continue reading →

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Final Keynote EDOC 2014: Barbara Weber

Posted on September 5, 2014 by

Barbara Weber is a professor at University of Innsbruck in Austria.  Next year she will be hosting the BPM 2015 conference at that location.  She gave a talk on how they are studying the difficulties of process modeling.   My notes … Continue reading →

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Collective Adaptive Systems (CAS)

Posted on August 24, 2014 by

The BPM 2014 conference, Sept 7-12, has been moved from Israel to Eindhoven Holland (because of unrest in the middle east) and I will be giving a keynote on Wednesday Sept 10.  There will be an interesting workshop on Business Processes in … Continue reading →

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A Scenario for Discussing Personal Assistants

Posted on March 19, 2014 by

There is an important role for a type of intelligent agent we might call a personal assistant.  What are personal assistants?  What new do they bring to mix?  What effect will they have?  This post explores the boundaries, and introduces a scenario … Continue reading →

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