SESSIONSLATEST RESEARCH
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11 Sessions
Show Descriptions
Wednesday
Wednesday
09:45 AM - 10:45 AM
Selling BPM to Your Organization
Speakers: Joel Kiernan, Elise Olding
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom V
ID: A1
Tracks: A, Business, Foundation, Tactical
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Effective communications are critical to gaining BPM buy-in and the organizational change that is needed. In this session we will enable you to create an effective presentation that will help you get your initiative off the ground.
Wednesday
09:45 AM - 10:45 AM
Peaceful and Productive Coexistence of Enterprise Applications and BPM
Speaker: Bill Swanton
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom VI
ID: B1
Tracks: B, Business, IT, Intermedia, Tactical
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You’ve made considerable investments in applications to support your business processes and along comes BPM. This session identifies best practices for using BPM disciplines and technologies along with your enterprise and legacy applications to improve process performance, quality, and transparency.
Wednesday
09:45 AM - 10:45 AM
Faster and Smarter: How Event Processing and Analytics Change Business
Speaker: W. Roy Schulte
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom VII-IX
ID: C1
Tracks: C, IT, Advanced, Strategic
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Event processing helps companies run faster, and in-line analytics help companies run smarter.
Wednesday
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
BPM Metrics: The Key to Improving Performance and Delivering Business Value
Speaker: John Dixon
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom V
ID: A2
Tracks: A, Business, Foundation, Tactical
You need to sign on to be able to download session documents.BPM10-A2-bpm10-a2.pdf
We'll show you how to establish the most effective BPM metrics approach. We'll focus on fundamentals because, despite the ubiquity of measures in most organizations, they are rarely if ever done well. Pre-Requisite: Introduction to BPM
Wednesday
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Advancing Business Process Management Maturity
Speaker: Janelle B. Hill
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom VI
ID: B2
Tracks: B, Business, IT, Intermedia, Strategic
You need to sign on to be able to download session documents.BPM10-B2-bpm10-b2.pdf
While many organizations have had successful BPM projects, establishing BPM as an ongoing organizational development program is difficult. We’llhelp you advance your BPM maturity in the absence of well-accepted methodologies, certifi cations, curricula, best practices, metrics and benchmarks.
Wednesday
03:15 PM - 04:15 PM
Building Skills in the Critical Roles Needed for Business Process Management
Speaker: Michele Cantara
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom V
ID: A3
Tracks: A, Business, Foundation, Tactical
You need to sign on to be able to download session documents.BPM10-A3-bpm10-a3.pdf
Business process management (BPM) has far-reaching effects on skills, staffing, capabilities and organizational models. Many companies lack all of these capabilities, and may need to turn to external service providers for help.
Wednesday
03:15 PM - 04:15 PM
Using Business Capability Modeling to Unite Business and IT
Speakers: Betsy Burton, Al Newman
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom VI
ID: B3
Tracks: B, Business, IT, Intermedia, Strategic
You need to sign on to be able to download session documents.BPM10-B3-bpm10-b3.pdf
Business capability modeling is a powerful vehicle for uniting IT and business. In this presentation/case study, attendees will explore how business capability modeling can be used to enhance BPM, and collaborate with peers to create business capability models by industry.
Wednesday
03:15 PM - 04:15 PM
Nexus of Opportunity: Social BPM, Organizational Liquidity and Operational Resilience
Speakers: Elise Olding, Wade Wallinger
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom VII-IX
ID: C3
Tracks: C, Business, Advanced, Strategic
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Three interrelated themes are converging on your organization, but you may not even be aware of the implications. These themes all have one thing in common: your current practices must change.
Thursday
Thursday
10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
The First 100 Days of the BPM Director
Speaker: Elise Olding
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom V
ID: A5
Tracks: A, Business, IT, Foundation, Tactical
You need to sign on to be able to download session documents.BPM10-A5-bpm10-a5.pdf
Many organizations approach BPM without a plan. If you don’t know where you want to go, how will you know when you get there?
Friday
Friday
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Tips From the Trenches : Delivering Business Value on Your 1st BPM Project
Speakers: Beth Gollogly, Diane Jaskolka, Shawn Solomon
Moderator: Elise Olding
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom V
ID: A8
Tracks: A, Business, IT, Foundation, Strategic, Tactical
Panelists from the Gartner BPM Conference Advisory Council are also BPM summit alumni. In this panel they share their real-life insights into what you need to do to make your first BPM project successful.
Friday
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
The Role of Analytics, Rules and Events in Business Operations
Moderator: Bill Gassman
Session Type: Track Session
Location: Grand Ballroom VII-IX
ID: C8
Tracks: C, IT, Advanced, Strategic
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In a debate format, analysts will offer examples and best practices for adopting analytics, rules and events in process improvement initiatives. Analytics that are continuous; rules that are explicit and managed; and events that are formally identified and designed lead to better business processes.