Easy path for Project Managers and Business Process Managers to unify around BPM

The first in a series of Beyond Ordinary BPM Webinars, this session will introduce Project Managers and Business Process Managers to converged community of BPM without making them learn new skill sets.  The session will outline a new unified approach to BPM (Business Project Management) and PPM (Project Portfolio Management). 

The session will include a demonstration of the Savvion Tabular Process Analysis and Definition tool, which highlights this unified approach.

The first in a series of Beyond Ordinary BPM Webinars, this session will introduce Project Managers and Business Process Managers to converged community of BPM without making them learn new skill sets.  The session will outline a new unified approach to BPM (Business Project Management) and PPM (Project Portfolio Management). 

The session will include a demonstration of the Savvion Tabular Process Analysis and Definition tool, which highlights this unified approach. It will become clear how both communities benefit from the convergence of these disciplines that are currently isolated from each other due to the deficiencies of current BPM and PPM tools.

Attend this provocative webinar with Savvion and learn how unified BPM and PPM will help you manage your processes and projects in ways you could never manage before.

You will learn:

• To use your existing expertise in tools such as Microsoft Project® and Microsoft Excel® to describe complex processes and projects. 
• The new easy to use patent pending innovative and unique way of defining business processes.
• How the combined process and project management functionality helps you solve both process and project problems you could not solve before.
• To import and export process and projects from and into BPMN (Business Process Modeling Notation) and MS Project.

Attend this Savvion Presentation and be the first to receive a free evaluation copy of Savvion’s Process Modeler version 7.5.

Featured Speaker

Dr. Ketabchi is well known for his pioneering research in business process management technologies and methods, process centric domain-oriented business solutions, object-oriented database management systems and application development technologies. He has published and presented extensively in these areas and is engaged with many companies including Savvion customers and partners, in advancing the state of the art and technologies in BPM and process centric domain-oriented business solutions strategies.