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How to Break Through the Barriers to BPM

Featuring: Dan Tortorici, Director of Product Marketing, Oracle

Date: 06/28/2011 - 9:00am ET

Discussion of the role BPM plays in technology and changes in technology. Process management is about being able to adapt and change. Dan addresses the challenges to BPM success and provide best practices and case studies to highlight processes, results and challenges addressed.

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Dan Tortorici, Director of Product Marketing, Oracle

Dan Tortorici, Director of Product Marketing for Oracle Business Process Management products, is a domain expert in enterprise business process management and enterprise software. His experience in the private sector as a customer of enterprise software technology has given him a pragmatic perspective in the application of technology to address business challenges.

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