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BPM, Collaboration and Social Networking

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Presentation given at Business Rules Forum on October 3, 2009.

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  • filipepinto Filipe Pinto, IT Entrepreneur at Olexe 'A little bit of governance' sounds a last effort to not accept that chaos is not lack of order, and rather the absolute efficiency.

    I know you use GWave. GWave is (at this time) a candidate towards a 'orchestrator/tracker' to ah-hoc flow.

    The effort that has put over the last 30 years, in terms of studying the process from a 'determinist' stand point (hierarchy, job descriptions, etc) needs to evolve.

    Anti-BPM is not BPM's antimatter, in the same way that quantum physics doesn't deny classic physics. It's just a move to take our understanding to a deeper and more interdisciplinary level.

    The field of multi-agent systems, and social agents is only beginning. As CEP evolves we will reach it eventually. At the end, it great step towards making us all a lot more comfortable with complexity/chaos.     3 years ago
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  • skemsley Sandy Kemsley, BPM industry analyst and consultant at Column 2 I'm not sure that I'd call it anti-BPM: it's really about getting all those currently uncontrolled processes under at least a bit of governance. Consider how much is currently being done in email and other methods that are not captured in the record of the process; collaboration within BPM allows these ad hoc processes to still emerge, but at least tracks what they are and who is involved. That level of monitoring is valuable to understanding the true business process. 3 years ago
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  • filipepinto Filipe Pinto, IT Entrepreneur at Olexe It's funny. The next generation of BPM is the anti-BPM.

    We're moving away from a deterministic model, towards probability-driven model, in which it will be impossible to predict the next state of a process.

    Customers determine the alignment of a process, which will re-align the resources of the enterprise.

    Understanding customers alignment changes impact the organization, resources to bring forth to address any new issues, is going to be the main role of the organization.     3 years ago
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