This round table will describe the BPM and SOA full-day training courses being held at the BrainStorm event series in 2009 and online. The goal is to train the attendees how to develop the essential elements that are needed to successfully justify, launch and to then evolve a Business Process Management office in your organization and an SOA Center of Excellence. These Centers of Excellence are a shared resource and capability center to function as a resource pool as new business needs arise around BPM and SOA.
Presenters:
Andrew Spanyi, author of “More for Less: the Power of Process Management”
Andrew Spanyi is the Managing Director of Spanyi International Inc. and an Editorial Board member of BPMInstitute.org. He is the author of the recently released book More for Less: The Power of Process Management and the business novel ‘Business Process Management is a Team Sport, Play It to Win!’
Alex Rosen, Vice President, Enterprise Architecture Solutions, MomentumSI Alex Rosen is the manager of the SOA practice at MomentumSI. In his more than a decade of IT consulting, Alex has provided architectural strategy and led implementation teams on projects for CNN, Time Warner, Bank One, Sprint, and others. Prior to focusing on SOA Alex developed significant subject matter expertise in content management and online commerce. In his role at MomentumSI Alex focuses on assisting customers with the practice of enterprise architecture, specifically as it relates to SOA initiatives. Alex and his team provide SOA transformation services including SOA program strategy and governance, SOA infrastructure selection and implementation, service architecture and construction, and role-specific SOA education and mentoring.
Tom Dwyer, VP of Research, BrainStorm Group and Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org
Tom Dwyer is the VP of Research for BrainStorm Group, the Editorial Director of BPMInstitute.org, an Editorial Board Member for SOAInstitute.org and a co-chair of BrainStorm Group’s SOAI conference series. He writes, presents and consults on topics that include Service-Oriented Architecture, Business-to-Business, Enterprise Application Integration, and Business Process Management. Mr. Dwyer has conducted primary research and published extensive reports on the Application Software Infrastructure markets.
