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Intelligent Enterprise Contributor: Sandy Kemsley

Sandy Kemsley Sandy Kemsley is an independent systems architect specializing in business process management, Enterprise 2.0, enterprise architecture and business intelligence. She has 20 years of experience and since 2001 she has been consulting with financial services and insurance organizations and serving as a BPM industry analyst. She is author of the Column2 blog. Write to her at Sandy [at] Column2.com.
Blog: Column 2
by Sandy Kemsley

More BPM Acquisitions: Progress Buys Savvion
BPM acquisitions must be in the air: on Monday, Progress Software announced that they've bought Savvion for $49M. Of the three mid-range BPMS-only vendors that I would most commonly name, Appian, Lombardi and Savvion, that's two out of the three announcing acquisition in less than a month...
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01.14.2010
IBM Buying Lombardi: A Bauble on Big Blue's Christmas Tree?
I was on the analyst call this morning to hear about IBM's acquisition of Lombardi -- a pretty significant acquisition in the BPM space. Lombardi is the best known of the mid-range BPMS vendors, and if the economic climate weren't quite so dreary, I imagine that they'd be doing an IPO rather than being acquired...
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12.16.2009
Smarter Systems for Uncertain Times
We live in a time of constant, rapid change, and businesses need to respond to this change or risk losing their competitive edge. It's not enough to be a smarter organization: you have to have smarter systems because of the volume and complexity of the events that drive businesses today. Smarter systems have four characteristics...
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11. 9.2009
Rapid Change: The New Decision Dilemma
One of the effects of increased connectivity on business is that it speeds the impact of change: as soon as something changes in how business works in one part of the world, it's everywhere. This makes instability -- driven by that change -- the normal state rather than an exception...
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11. 4.2009


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