Posts Tagged ‘sandy kemsley’

21st November 2008

The small impact of business rules on the big players

Jim Sinur brought up an interesting point today when he blogged IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP have bought Business Rule Technology. What’s up with that? The big players seem to be toying with business rules – there’s plenty of activity but not much understanding or commitment.

SAP bought Yasu but until recently did not show much [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules | 4 Comments

11th November 2008

First Look – Savvion 7.5

I got a quick overview of Savvion 7.5 this week. Savvion is one of the pure-play BPM vendors with customers in Telecommunications, Media, Financial Services and Manufacturing (along with some retail and healthcare). They released version 7.5 at the end of September.
Savvion has recently been investing in domain-specific vertical solutions built on their horizontal [...]

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posted by James Taylor in BPM, Product News | 0 Comments

30th October 2008

EDM Summit – Day 3 Begins

Day 3 starts early – 8am for the first session. The Expo closed yesterday and today will be just content. Yesterday was an interesting day with lots of discussion among the attendees of the Oracle acquisition of Haley. Here are the blog posts I found for yesterday

2008 Business Rules Forum – Day 1
2008 Business [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Decision Management | 1 Comment

29th October 2008

EDM Summit – Day 2 Begins

Getting ready for my keynote and wanted to post a few quick things. Firstly other bloggers: Sandy Kemsley, Paul Vincent and Mike Kaviz are all here and are/will be posting. Here are the links I found so far:

Business Rules Forum: Vendor Panel
Business Rules Forum: Mixing Rules and Process
Business Rules Forum: Ron Ross keynote
Business Intelligence meets [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Decision Management | 1 Comment

30th June 2008

Here’s why to use decision management not just process management

I have often posted on the need to combine decision management and process management but it seemed to me that recently I have seen more BPM writers talking about this. For instance the folks over on the ARIS blog posted BPM + BRM = Greater than the Sum of the Parts (talking about a webinar [...]

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posted by James Taylor in BPM, Decision Management | 4 Comments

19th May 2008

The Page 123 Linkfest

I discovered over the weekend that there is a game called “What’s On Page 123″ that involves bloggers tagging each other. As Ken Molay, an old friend who writes the Webinar blog tagged me I now have to post to keep it going. The deal is that you have to write about the book you [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Blogging | 1 Comment

11th February 2008

For those (like me) who couldn’t make it to the Gartner BPM Summit

If, like me, you could not make it to the Gartner BPM Summit last week, here’s the next best thing. Three people I know well blogged about the conference. Sandy Kemsley, an independent expert on BPM, was the most thorough with David Straus (of Corticon) posting several times and a single post from Jim Sinur [...]

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posted by James Taylor in BPM, Blogging, Business Rules | 1 Comment

16th November 2007

More on integrating rules and processes

Sandy Kemsley posted about a presentation on this topic she saw at a recent conference by Michael zur Muehlen – his presentation is here (on slideshare) and is worth a visit. Sandy’s comments were, as usual, to the point and I only have one thing to add. Michael talks about using business rules to automate [...]

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posted by James Taylor in BPM, Business Rules, Decision Management | 0 Comments

7th November 2007

Book review on Intelligent Enterprise

Sandy Kemsley posted her review of Smart (Enough) Systems to the Intelligent Enterprise blog – Smart Enough Systems: Change Rules, Not Processes

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posted by James Taylor in Book | 0 Comments

26th October 2007

Book Reviewed on Column2

Sandy Kemsley, a well known BPM blogger, reviewed the book over on Column2 – Smart Enough Systems.

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posted by James Taylor in Book | 0 Comments

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