The title says it all, really! After a challenging 2009, 2010 is shaping up to be a great year for MWD Advisors. The first calendar quarter of 2010 was our largest ever in terms of sales – and in fact our sales total in that quarter was higher than our total sales for the whole [...]
Posted on Monday, April 26, 2010 by Neil Ward-DuttonHot(ish) on the heels of our first online event (“2010: time to define your Cloud strategy. Are you ready?” – sponsored by Google Enterprise) – we’ve just started to plan our second online “MWD insights” event. The topic will be “Reinventing Customer Experiences With BPM“, and it’s set to be launched on June 28. We’re [...]
Posted on Wednesday, April 21, 2010 by Neil Ward-DuttonEPC vs. BPMN – the perfect flamewar | ARIS BPM Community Via Sandy Kemsley – great thought-provoking piece contrasting merits of EPC and BPMN (tags: process_improvement bpm bpmn epc aris)
Posted on Friday, April 16, 2010 by adminCan Technical Debt Constitute a Breach of Implied Warranties? « The Agile Executive More fascinating stuff on the topic of technical debt in software development. If you refuse to do unit testing are you negligent, and could you become contractually liable? (tags: development technical_debt quality contract) elemental links: Cloud Computing Environments, Events Event Clouds: Amazon [...]
Posted on Saturday, April 10, 2010 by adminWithin a day of each other, specialist BPM technology vendors Appian and Active Endpoints earlier this week both announced continuing strong market momentum. Appian highlighted the growth of customer orders by 58% from Q4 2009 to Q1 2010 (and this isn’t a seasonal thing with Appian; in 2008 its Q4 was its largest quarter). Active [...]
Posted on Thursday, April 8, 2010 by Neil Ward-DuttonWilliam Vambenepe — Smoothing a discrete world Fun comparison between diffterent types of car transmission and different approaches to hosting/cloud computng. (tags: iaas paas hosting elasticity utility_computing)
Posted on Friday, April 2, 2010 by adminDoes Unpredictable Work Exist? « Thoughts on Collaborative Planning Really interesting debate about different approaches to designing and managing work in software, though perhaps not for the faint-hearted. (tags: bpmn state_machines bpm dynamic)
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