SESSIONSLATEST RESEARCH
Sessions  -  Power Breakfast
4 Sessions
Show Descriptions
Thursday
Thursday
07:30 AM - 08:30 AM
Power Breakfast: BPM: A Critical Ingredient in Bank and Investment Services Firms’ Business and Architectural Strategies
Speaker: Mary Knox
Session Type: Power Breakfast
Location: Grand Ballroom I-IV
ID: PB1
Tracks: Business, IT, Advanced, Foundation, Intermedia, Tactical
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We explore how banks and investment services firms are deploying BPM technologies today, and what their expectations are for its use in relation to changing business requirements, and underlying industry architectural trends. This use is extending from the current focus on human-based processes, to embrace the execution of complex, dynamic automated workflows, and situational awareness and response. Findings and best practices may be applicable to other industries.
Thursday
07:30 AM - 08:30 AM
BPM is Critical for Government Reform
Speaker: Steve Hawald
Session Type: Power Breakfast
Location: Grand Ballroom VII-IX
ID: PB2
Tracks: Business, IT, Advanced, Foundation, Intermedia, Tactical
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Defense and domestic agencies are still struggling with getting more value for money from their BPM investments and integrating lean thinking with process innovation and modernization. Finding the right sponsor, managing stakeholders and driving change, blending BPM with legacy and program modernizations, and the outlining process journey will be critical success factors for today's BPM projects. This session will review cases with successful outcomes and lessons learned to provide insight into how to drive more ROI and workforce change from BPM.
Friday
Friday
07:30 AM - 08:15 AM
Power Breakfast: BPM for Accountable Care: Getting to “Systemness”
Speaker: Wes Rishel
Session Type: Power Breakfast
Location: Grand Ballroom I-IV
ID: PB3
Tracks: Business, IT, Advanced, Foundation, Intermedia, Tactical
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US healthcare faces a mandate to become accountable for cost and quality of care. Meeting it requires addressing these key issues:
Friday
07:30 AM - 08:15 AM
Power Breakfast: Advancing and Better ROI from BPM in Insurance
Speaker: Kimberly Harris-Ferrante
Session Type: Power Breakfast
Location: Grand Ballroom VII-IX
ID: PB4
Tracks: Business, IT, Advanced, Foundation, Intermedia, Tactical
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Insurers are still struggling with getting more value from their BPM investments and balancing tradition with process modernization. Managing and driving change, blending BPM with legacy modernization, and outlining process variations based upon role and user will be critical success factors for BPM projects. This session will review lessons learned and provide insight into how to drive more ROI from BPM.