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Business Process
Management
Optimizing
Business Performance with Business Process Management
The strategic driver of BPM today is no
longer simply cost-reduction, but modeling and managing strategic business
performance. IBM has the first BPEL-based offering with this in
mind. PDF
FileNet
BAM: Driving Real-Time Performance Optimization
Performance management is the new buzzword
in BPMS, but not all BPM suites provide true BAM. FileNet's
real-time event-driven alerts and escalation actions go beyond the usual
OLAP-based analytics. PDF
Driving
Agility and Performance with BPM and Business Rules
BPM and Business Rule Management
are complementary technologies, and users benefit when they are
used in combination. Marrying a BPMS to a business rule engine
is tricky, but FileNet and Fair Isaac show the way to do it
right. PDF
EMC
Documentum BPM: Breaking New Ground With Collaboration,
Content-Awareness
Content management and
collaboration have a place in BPM, and EMC Documentum's new BPM
offering shows why. PDF
Snap
In BPM to Your Existing IT Environment
As BPM suites embrace rule engines,
integration middleware, and other infrastructure components, what about
your existing investments in those technologies? Here's what makes a
BPMS "friendly" to your existing IT environment. PDF
Vitria
BusinessWare: Uniquely Positioned for Enterprise-Class BPM
BusinessWare delivers what most
full-featured BPM platforms do not: capability of handling
high-volume transactional processes while retaining agility and
end-to-end visibility. HTML
Enterprise
Service Bus Technology for Real-World Solutions
ESBs have been described as new,
low-cost, and lightweight alternatives to traditional
integration middleware. This white paper explains what you need
in an ESB to build solutions you can use to run your business. HTML
Software
Solutions for Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance
Software vendors of all types are
promising their tools are the key to meeting looming deadlines
of SOX 404. Only some of them are right. A review of
what 404 requires, and what each type of tool actually
does. HTML or PDF
FileNet
P8: Event-Driven Business Process Management
FileNet adds event-driven Active
Content and application integration to its traditional workflow
strengths to meet the needs of today's BPM. HTML
or PDF
BPM
2.0: Building Processes Without Programmers
Last year's business process management
(BPM) offerings plunged process designers into a thicket of Java
code. Today's offerings are greatly improved, as vendors
put end-to-end modeling tools in the hands of business analysts.
Three
Promises of BPM: Agility, Flexibility, Visbility
BPM brings together workflow, EAI,
and B2Bi on a web-centric architecture. The business goals
and functional requirements go beyond simple process automation. |
Enterprise
Content Management
Platform
Player CM: Can You Afford to Wait?
Industry analysts say the ECM
market is ripe for a takeover by "lite" offerings from
Oracle, Microsoft, SAP, and IBM. Here's why that's
ridiculous. PDF
EMC
Documentum BPM: Breaking New Ground With Collaboration,
Content-Awareness
Content management and
collaboration have a place in BPM, and EMC Documentum's new BPM
offering shows why. PDF
The
Benefits of Interwoven's Service-Oriented Architecture
Interwoven is the first ECM
vendor to expose all its functionality as web services.
This white paper explains the benefits and underlying technology
of SOA for ECM. HTML
Software
Solutions for Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance
Software vendors of all types are
promising their tools are the key to meeting looming deadlines
of SOX 404. Only some of them are right. A review of
what 404 requires, and what each type of tool actually
does. HTML or PDF
Answering
the Call for Enterprise Records Management
Today's regulatory environment is
raising the bar for electronic records retention. The right
approach combines document management, email archiving, and
classic records management software in a consistent enterprise
architecture. HTML or PDF.
The
Business Case for High-Volume Imaging
Even in the internet age, some
businesses remain paper-driven. For high transaction
volumes, a "generic" ECM repository might not deliver
the performance you need. You may need a system tuned
specifically for high-volume imaging. HTML
or PDF |
