Innovation Workshop: BPM in Action

 

Date:	9/23, 2009	Hosted by:
Time:	2-5pm
Where:	Tyson's Corner Marriott
Cost:	$100 until 9/4, $200 after
	Professional Members and Corporate Members receive discounts - click here for more information

 

Workshop description: BPMInstitute.org's Innovation Workshops feature the industry's premier BPM Solution Providers who will present "hands-on" workshops and who will share case studies and innovative ideas for applying management disciplines, architectural principles and enabling technologies.  

Join us on September 23rd for the workshop "BPM in Action" where participants will learn, how BPM solutions are architected, what are the key requirements to keep in mind for an enterprise class BPMS. They will see a detailed demo on how the process based applications are modeled, deployed and improved. They will also have an opportunity to learn from the real life case studies on how BPMS has helped various government organizations.

This allows you to future‐proof your BPMS investment and avoids the expense for new tools when the need for other usage patterns arises. No enterprise wants to have a different BPMS for each usage pattern.

2:00 – 2:45 pm	BPM, Business Face of SOA, presented by Andrew Gordon, Director SOA and Open Source Solutions, Unisys- a Savvion partner.
2:45 – 3:30 pm	BPMS Overview and Usage Patterns, led by Mike Kremer, Principal Systems Engineer, Savvion
3:30 – 4:15 pm	How BPM Works Demonstration – Mike Kremer, Principal Systems Engineer, Savvion
4:15 – 5:00 pm	BPM in Government Case Studies - by Rod Squires SVP, Savvion

Presented by:

Rod Squires, Senior Vice President, Channel Sales, Savvion

Andrew Gordon, Director SOA and Open Source Solutions, Unisys- a Savvion partner Andrew is responsible for leading the Enterprise SOA and Open Source business vision for Federal Systems. Andrew is shaping the strategic Enterprise SOA solutions portfolio to help federal government, military (DoD NetCentric) and commercial clients understand the benefits of Enterprise SOA, the challenges transitioning to Enterprise SOA, and most importantly, delivering on the Enterprise SOA vision. Mike Kremer, Principal Systems Engineer, Savvion