Posts Tagged ‘Janelle Hill’

18th June 2008

Business Process - Linking Business and IT

Janelle Hill of Gartner kicked off day 2. Business Process Management is the current approach to being process-centric and part of a long history stretching back to Taylor/Deming, Business Process Reengineering and more. In particular it is an evolution from computerized process flow, to packaged applications as best practices and now flexible and adaptive processes. [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Process Management, Enterprise Applications | 3 Comments

8th April 2008

Live from IMPACT - End to End Process Visibility

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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posted by James Taylor in Business Activity Monitoring, Business Agility, Business Process Management, Business Rules, SOA | 0 Comments

11th February 2008

For those (like me) who couldn’t make it to the Gartner BPM Summit

If, like me, you could not make it to the Gartner BPM Summit last week, here’s the next best thing. Three people I know well blogged about the conference. Sandy Kemsley, an independent expert on BPM, was the most thorough with David Straus (of Corticon) posting several times and a single post from Jim Sinur [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Blogging, Business Process Management, Business Rules | 1 Comment