We’re delighted to welcome Helena Schwenk to the MWD analyst team!
Helena joins us as Principal Analyst and will be leading our Information Management practice. Helena combines six years of expertise as a former data warehousing practitioner with ten years as an industry analyst (with analyst firm Ovum), and has a wealth of experience [...]
Posted by Beth Barling on August 11, 2010
We’ve just posted five new podcasts to the MWD podcast library. Led by MWD Research Director Neil Ward-Dutton, each podcast features an in-depth discussion with a pioneering organisation about how they’re using BPM to improve their customers’ experiences.
We carried out the interviews for an online event we launched at the end of June called Reinventing customer [...]
Posted by Beth Barling on August 4, 2010
Process Simplicity | ActionBase Blog – Thoughts on Collaboration Process Management Unstructured Compliance and Audit
Via BP3's Scott Francis – thought-provoking stuff.
(tags: bpm collaboration simplicity socialsoftware)
Got Social Processes?
Nice to see Gartner's Jim Sinur has picked up on our analysis of Social Processes ;-)
(tags: bpm collaboration socialsoftware)
Posted by Neil Ward-Dutton on July 8, 2010
Following a significant amount of effort ove rmany months, Angela Ashenden (our Principal Analyst focused on Collaboration) and I have finally finished what I think is a landmark report looking at the phenomena of Social BPM and Social Processes.
In the new MWD Strategic Insights report (which you can find here) we explain in detail how [...]
Posted by Neil Ward-Dutton on July 7, 2010
If you follow MWD in the blogosphere on a fairly regular basis, you might have noticed a few oddities in our feeds and our blogs over the past couple of days – apologies if it’s inconvenienced you. We’ve made a couple of changes to make it easier to follow what we’re doing from one place.
A [...]
Posted by Neil Ward-Dutton on July 5, 2010
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 of [...]
Posted by Neil Ward-Dutton on April 26, 2010
EPC 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 by admin on April 16, 2010
Can 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 Simple Notification Service [...]
Posted by admin on April 10, 2010
William 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 by admin on April 2, 2010
Does 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)
Posted by admin on April 1, 2010
