Intelligent BPM for the Enterprise – Resources from Online Conference June 11, 2009
Posted by Ian Louw in BPM, Resources.Tags: BPM, BPM Resources, BPMS, IBM, IDS, Lombardi Software, Pegasystems, SoftwareAG, TIBCO
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I attended an online conference at which some of the leading BPM vendors presented their BPM vision and capabilities. Very sales focussed so may not be worth the effort if you are familiar with BPM and the products.
The list of vendors who attended are:
- IBM
- TIBCO
- Lombardi Software
- Pegasystems
- IDS Scheer
- Software AG
Webcasts and slides can be accessed here (registration required)
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Gartner Publish BPMS Magic Quadrant for 2009 February 20, 2009
Posted by Ian Louw in Analysis & Research, BPM, Resources.Tags: Analysis & Research, BPM, BPMS, Forrester, Gartner, IC-BPMS, Market Trends
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Gartner have released their 2009 Magic Quadrant report for Business Process Management Suites (login required). They have reviewed their approach to focus their analysis on product support for use cases, rather than product features and functions. This change has altered their assessment of the relative strengths of the vendors since their 2007 Magic Quadrant.
Metastorm release new Blog February 9, 2009
Posted by Ian Louw in BPM, Enterprise Architecture, News, Resources.Tags: BPM, BPMS, EA, Enterprise Architecture, Metastorm
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Metatstorm have recently released their new blog .
Metastorm is, a leading provider of Business Process Management (BPM), Business Process Analysis (BPA), and Enterprise Architecture (EA) software for aligning strategy with execution, today announced the unveiling of a new blog site – “Because Process Matters.” Metastorm will use the blog site to post relevant company and solution news, provide viewpoints on industry trends, and host multimedia content highlighting customer successes, partner solutions, events, and product releases.
The blog adds to Metastorm’s existing social media and web communications channels including its iTunes and YouTube channels, onDemand webcasts, and e-magazine.
I look forward to seeing more free resources, thought leadership and some really interesting developments from them in future.
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