2013 Videos

Keynote: How Technology Innovation Will Change BPM Practice
Paul Harmon, BP Trends

 

Performing Collections of Activities as Means to Business Ends
Denis Gagne, Trisotech

 

Lowering the Barriers to BPMN
Gero Decker, Signavio

 

Operational Process Intelligence for Real-Time Business Process Visibility
Patrick Schmidt, SAP

 

The Decision Model
Michael Grohs, Knowledge Partners International

 

Automated Assessment of BPMN 2.0 Model Quality
Stephan Fischli and Antonio Palumbo, itp commerce

 

Data-Centric BPM
John Reynolds, IBM

 

Antifragile Systems for Innovation and Learning Organizations
Keith Swenson, Fujitsu America

 

Event-Driven Rules-based Business Processes for the Real-Time Enterprise
Dave Duggal, EnterpriseWeb

 

Model-BPMS Roundtripping
Jakob Freund, Camunda

 

Connecting BPM to Social Feeds Improves User Adoption
Mac McConnell, BonitaSoft

Model-Driven Generation of Social BPM Applications
Emanuele Molteni, WebRatio

 

Social Process in the Cloud with Facebook
Joel Garcia, TidalWave Interactive

 

BPM for the Internet of Things
Troy Foster and Tom Debevoise, Bosch SI

 

Social and Mobile Computing for BPM and Case Management
Rhonda Gray, OpenText

 

Fully Exploiting the Potential of BPM in the Cloud
Carl Hillier, Kofax

 

Extreme BPMN: Semantic Web Leveraging BPMN XML Serialization
Lloyd Dugan and Mohamed Keshk, IMSC US

 

Goals in the Process Continuum
Dominic Greenwood, Whitestein

 

Process Mining: Discovering Process Maps from Data
Anne Rozinat and Christian W. Gunther, Fluxicon

 

Malleable Tasks and ACM
Dr. Helle Frisak Sem, Computas

 

BPM for Mobile, Mobile for BPM
Scott Francis, BP3