One of the trends I detected at the Brainstorm BPM Conference in San Francisco this week is an effort to make BPM more engaging to users via Web 2.0 and Ajax. This dovetails with Ismael’s suggestions about how to make BPM cool again.
Adobe is now all over Flex and Flash technology to turn what we [...]
Yesterday Gartner unveiled their magic quadrant for BPM Suites. For those unfamiliar with the format, it’s a square in which the horizontal dimension represents “completeness of vision” and the vertical represents “ability to execute”. Only BPMS products meeting Gartner’s feature/capability checklist are eligible to compete. The evaluation is generally via a questionnaire and interviews and [...]
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