If BPM is going to be widely accepted as an instrument of business-IT alignment, it has some work to do. IBM developerWorks has an interesting monthly series in the context of SOA. In Part 2: How do I translate business needs into IT requirements?, IBM’s panel of “visionaries” mainly seems to agree that the right starting [...]
[reprinted from BPMS Watch on bpminstitute.org]
Two or three years ago, when I began speaking at BrainStorm BPM conferences, I coined the term “BPM 2.0″ to refer to new tools that allowed “process without programming.” That technology, featuring integration adapters that could introspect enterprise information systems and turn them magically into “services” ready for orchestration in [...]
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