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What's Next in BPM Technology
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"What's Next in the BPM Technology". Presentation of Bruce Silver at the BPM Forum in Milan, introducing the promises first-generation BPM has fulfilled and left unfulfilled, and both the promises and challenges of the next generation. Software is now 10 years old and has many characteristics of a mature technology. However, a new generation of process innovation is underway, leveraging the latest in mobile devices, social networks, Big Data, business events, and adaptive case management.
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© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
bpmNEXT
Rules for Submitters • Talk about something I
haven’t seen before • Actually, SHOW me,
don’t just tell me • Spur my imagination
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
bpmNEXT 2013
Format
2 days, 24 presentations: 20 minutes demo + 10 minutes Q&A
Technology focus, work still in the labs (a few shipping products)
Peer-to-peer interaction
Themes
1. Lowering the barriers to business people
2. Expanding the boundaries of analysis
3. Social/mobile/cloud enablement
4. Managing knowledge work, ad hoc exceptions, adaptive processes
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
bpmNEXT 2013 Themes
BPTrends view of the conference topics
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
Some Highlights…
1. Signavio
How do you make it easier to engage business people in modeling their processes?
2. Fluxicon
How do you discover how your process really works (from transaction logs)?
3. Oracle
How can business people create advanced BAM dashboards themselves?
4. Webratio
Model-driven processes leveraging social networks
5. Tidalwave
How small businesses can create their own BPM apps in Facebook
6. BP3
How can you best leverage mobile devices for BPM?
7. IBM
How can making data (business entities) a first-class object in BPM help with ad-hoc exceptions?
8. Whitestein
How goal-driven automation coordinates processes across the value chain
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
Lowering the BPMN Barrier
Signavio
Cloud-based BPMN and team repository
How to get business users engaged in modeling
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
Discovering the “Real” Process Flow
Fluxicon
Process mining analyzes transaction logs to discover and analyze the flow
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
Advanced BAM Dashboards without Code
Oracle
Process Composer, BAM Composer – browser-based tooling for business
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
Model-Driven Social BPM
WebRatio
Complete model-driven app dev – BPMN + WebML + special “units”
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
Simple BPM App Builder for Facebook
TidalWave
Empowering Facebook users to create BPM apps themselves
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
BPM for Mobile, Mobile for BPM
BP3
Building responsive, device-aware hybrid app within standard BPMS IDE
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
Data-Centric BPM
IBM
“Managed data” the key to ad hoc exception handling
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
Goal-Driven BPM
Whitestein
Goal-monitoring agents coordinate processes across the value stream
© Bruce Silver Associates 2013
Dawn of the New Generation
BPM technology continues to get better…
Lower barriers to business people
More powerful analytics
More adaptive, goal-directed
Cloud, mobile, social take center stage
Full videos available for free at bpmNEXT.com
Mark your calendars for bpmNEXT 2014 – March 25-27, 2014
For more information, contact [email protected] or visit bpmnext.com
