BPM Related Organizations and Content Rich Sites
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BP Trends
BPTrends (www.bptrends.com) is the primary source of business intelligence for business executives and process change practitioners around the globe. Industry thought leaders provide analysis and opinion on trends, directions and best practices relating to all aspects of business process management. BPTrends is the most comprehensive, in-depth business process management resource devoted to educating and informing the market. The BPTrends BP Tools Reports are the most widely read reports on BP software tools available and our BPTrends Surveys are widely quoted. With over 20,000 members, BPTrends is the largest community of BP Professionals in the world. BPTrends also provides executive education, training, mentoring and consulting services. |
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BPM Basics This site is targeted for people who are new to business process management and would like to get up to speed on the technology and associated terms and usage. |
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BPM Enterprise e-Newsletter, lots of articles |
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BPM Forum The "other BPM", Performance Management site, e-newsletter |
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BPM Institute Lots of content and services (membership required) |
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Electronic Government Research Center |
Electronic Government Research Center
www.egovconcepts.com |
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Business Process Management (BPM) Business Process Management Tutorials, Products, Vendor Directory. | |
BPM Tutorial Short introductory overview of BPM and BPMS |
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IABPM (International Association of Business Process Management) coordinates several legally independent European associations committed to promote Business Process Management (BPM) and to manages certification of professionals in BPM on the basis of common and internationally recognised standards in the BPM Common Body of Knowledge (BPM CBOK®) in their respective countries. IABPM is a strategic partner of ABPMP, pursues the same goals and cooperates on the base of an Affiliate Agreement. www.IABPM.org |
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BPMI (Business Process Management Initiative) Consortium of BPM product and service vendors developing standards for BPM tools & technologies |
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BPR Online Learning Center |
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Business Management Magazine |
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Business Process Management the Third Wave the book website, chapter summaries |
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Gartner's BPM Topics Gartner is one of the leading Reasearch Analyst groups and has been producing research on BPM since 2000 |
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INFORMS The Institute for Operations Research and Management Sciences. |
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Intelligent Enterprise Magazine |
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Process Renewal Group Consultancy site with several good downloadable papers |
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WfMC - the WorkFlow Management Coalition Standards group for workflow, lots of good content |
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Workflow & BPM Research Professor Michael zur Muehlen's research website on workflow and BPM. Lots of useful information, Visio BPMN stencils, more. |
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2005: A Big Year for BPM by Terry Schurter at NewsFactor.com "The need to address related issues has focused executive leadership on BPM. Paralleling this interest has been a growing awareness within the I.T. community of BPM as a non-disruptive "command and control" system that spans the organization."
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A Chasm Must Be Crossed By Howard Smith and Peter Fingar in Intelligent Enterprise magazine
"How will your organization get from where it is now to where it needs to be: dynamic, agile, and moving in real time? The answer could be an emerging technology foundation that supports true business process management. "
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Business-Process Management: Tools for Tough Times by Robert L. Scheier at ComputerWorld.com "Business-process management (BPM) software can pay for itself within a year or two by linking expensive legacy applications to new, more streamlined workflows, customer say."
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Starting Over With BPM Michael Hammer, August Scheer and analysts weigh in on the state of business process management. By Jim Ericson
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"The New Rules of the Third Wave" at BPM3.com, #35. Old rule: Processes take a long time to design. Disruption: Real-time process manufacturing. New rule: Just-in-time, single-purpose, throw-away processes are both possible and useful and reflect the way business is really done.
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"On the Same Page" by Chris Jensen, ABPMP Director in Intelligent Enterprise magazine online
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Read a controversial paper by Howard Smith and Peter Fingar with some key critical responses:
BPM Blogs
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