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8th April 2008

Live from IMPACT - End to End Process Visibility

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Last session for me today, indeed the last session before I go home, is Janelle Hill of Gartner and Kramer Reeves of IBM on improving agility through end-to-end process agility. Janelle went first sharing Gartner’s BPM Scenario for the next five years. She had two initial points:

In 2013, do you know where your work is?
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8th April 2008

Live from IMPACT - Business Event Processing

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Ed Lynch, from the AptSoft acquisition, was on next for me talking about using Business Event Processing for an agile business response. This was interesting given IBM’s recent announcements on business event processing.
Charles Brett from Forrester began with an overview of Event Processing. Charles, like many, assumed that event processing was a narrowly focused approach [...]

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8th April 2008

Live from IMPACT - Customer Panel on Driving Alignment

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

After the keynote it is back to the other end of the MGM Grand to attend a customer panel on business/IT alignment. Amy Wohl is the host and she blogs here. BTW I may not finish the whole session as I have to go sign the book at the bookstore at the show. I am [...]

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8th April 2008

Live from IMPACT - Lean and Green Keynotes

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Sandy Carter kicks it off and introduced Craig Hayman of IBM. Smart SOA, he says, is fundamentally about loosely coupled services being integrated into scalable, reliable processes to tackle change. BPM enabled by SOA allows you to do this - embrace change while having a stable SOA foundation. This relies on the Model/Simulate, Rapidly Deploy/Change, [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Event Processing, Green IT, Innovation, SOA | 0 Comments