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About BPMInstitute.org's BPM Conference

As part of our mission to facilitate knowledge sharing amongst BPM professionals, we look forward to hosting you at this event for the BPM community.

Our BPM Conference features a strategic management perspective presented by the best and brightest industry luminaries, independent analysts and experienced practitioners from world class organizations. You will have the opportunity to network with your peers and meet One-on-One with renowned authors, leading analysts & world-class practitioners (including BPMInstitute.org's Editorial Board Members) to address your specific concerns/questions.

This event features tracks for both Business and Technology Professionals and is the only BPM Conference that discusses how Service Oriented Architecture, Business Architecture and Business Decision Management and BPM inter-relate.

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Conference Co-Chairs

 

Tom Dwyer, Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org and Vice President, Research, BrainStorm Group

Tom Dwyer, “Enterprises are seeking to transform themselves into customer-focused, process-centric organizations and consider this transformation to be critical to their future success.  Effectively architecting and managing a process-driven enterprise requires strategic planning of business goals, identification of mission-critical business processes, specification of desired process improvement outcomes and application of innovative enabling technology.”

 

Brett Champlin, President of the Association of Business Process Management Professionals (ABPMP)

Brett Champlin, “Business Process Management is going to be the dominant management discipline in the 21st Century and is already the way that leading companies manage their businesses.  The convergence of BPM as a management discipline and the continually increasing capabilities of BPM software enable organizations to manage and execute change in an increasingly dynamic hypercompetitive environment – to adapt, survive and thrive.

 
   
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