Are you interested in developments in BPM and/or collaboration? Perhaps you’re engaged in initiatives in one or both of these areas, or you’re interested in understanding how these elements of the IT industry are shifting… if so, would you like an early Christmas present?
OK, it’s not exactly in the same league as a bottle of your favourite whisky, a must-have high-fashion piece or a day at Gleneagles, but it’s not in the league of bad socks either…
As our lead analyst on the topic of BPM I’ve been busy working behind the scenes with our lead Collaboration analyst Angela Ashenden (see her excellent Collaboration blog) on a theme of research that we’ll be developing and delivering throughout 2010, looking at how the worlds of Business Process Management and Collaboration are coming together. We’re finding that this is a topic with a lot of interest and resonance within our existing client base and we think it’ll continue to be a vital consideration through 2010 and beyond.
Our first deliverable is a freely-available webinar, open to all, called “When BPM and Collaboration collide”. It’ll be 25-30 minutes long and will provide an overview of the related topics of Social, Collaborative and Dynamic BPM. In it we’ll:
- highlight the synergies between collaboration technologies and today’s BPM programmes
- look at the main drivers for interest in these synergies and why these topics are so important now
- look at what the business value of combining these two technology areas looks like
- look at the potential of new developments in the market and show how opportunities are likely to develop over the next 12 months.
The webinar will be available on-demand from next Monday, but we don’t want this to be a one-way broadcast. Once you’ve viewed the webinar, we’d be very happy indeed to receive your questions and we’ll do our very best to answer them all – we’ll provide details of how you can submit questions at the end of the presentation.
All you need to do to access the webinar from Monday Dec 14th is to make sure you sign up for (free) Guest Pass access to our site, if you’re not already registered. If you’d like us to send you a link to the webinar on Monday just email us in advance; alternatively, look out for an update on this blog on Monday – I’ll provide the link then.
We hope you find the webinar useful – and please feel free to tell your friends!
