Europe's Foremost Independent
Business Process Management Conference

Building Your Business Process Capabilities

2010 CONFERENCE DOCUMENTATION FOR SALE ON CD

Link to 2011 Conference, 8-10 June 2011

As economic conditions improve, pent up demand for change in how organizations conduct work is at a high point. This means that you can either expect to become the change agent or be changed. The Business Process Management Conference Europe 2010 will provide the capabilities needed for you to contribute and lead the way to process-led multi-dimensional change by showcasing the new competencies and skills needed. This extremely pragmatic event will get you ready to make a difference as a key player in your organisation's transition.

Key Benefits of Attending:

Topics include:

Understand new ways of conducting process architecture, analysis, redesign, better ways of implementing, and implementation of the right technological and human enablers Learn from an unprecedented number of comprehensive case study solutions with proven ROI delivered by senior leaders of organizations respected around the world NEW IN 2010 - Benefit from the launch of numerous collaborative 'think tank' sessions with your peers and thought leaders, to discuss, learn and create ideas around the hot topics in BPM Gain insight from lead thinkers in the process profession on BPM directions and trends Choose from 6 pre-conference workshops and 3 conference tracks BPM as a Management Discipline BPM as an Analyst's Methodology BPM as an Enabler for Change Novices and advanced practitioners will each find sessions suited to their experience levels

Lean Six Sigma and Lean tools Process modeling, analysis and design techniques Stakeholder Analysis (Outside-in) Process collaboration and social media Process as a service (Cloud - BPM) Gaining executive commitment New modelling techniques and notations From Process models to IT requirements Accelerating BPM maturity Business analysis and politics BPMS state of the industry Building a process-oriented organization Processes, compliance and risk Developing a process culture Business rules for business processes Business Architecture Process solution implementation tips Human change management BPM for small and medium organizations Process governance Knowledge worker processes BPM and SOA

Featured Speakers Include:

Roger Burlton BP Trends Associates   Keith Harrison-Broninski Role Modellers Ltd   Sandy Kemsley Kemsley Design   Ian Gotts Nimbus Partners   Paul Harmon BPTrends Associates

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