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Intelligent Enterprise Expert Partner: Bruce Silver

Bruce Silver Dr. Bruce Silver is an independent industry analyst and consultant focused on business process management and content management technologies. He is the author of the BPMS Watch blog, which offers reports and white papers. He's a contributor to IntelligentEnterprise.com, writes the BPMS Watch column on BPMInstitute.org and also serves as BPMS Track chair at the Brainstorm BPM Conferences.

Recent Articles By Bruce Silver
BPMS Watch Rates 11 Business Process Management Suites
The BPMS Watch Ratings Report for the Second-Quarter 2008 takes a close look at the integration, human workflow, production workflow and case management capabilities of industry-leading BPM suites. All-around standouts include BEA and Lombardi, Oracle, Software AG, EMC and Global 360.
Put to the Test: Savvion BPM
Once business users master Savvion's modeling tool, it's easy for IT to turn the designs into executable processes.
Change Agent: Getting Started in BPM
Most people curious about BPM don't think of it as a software technology or an "implementation" at all. They see it more as a new way to understand and measure their business.
Change Agent: BPM With or Without SOA
Both BPM and SOA talk about agility, reuse, business-IT alignment, service-level agreements and BAM. But in reality, they're quite different. BPM works today, but broad use begs for better ties to SOA.
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Blog: BPMS Watch
by Bruce Silver

BPMN 2.0 Update
Last month, Robert Shapiro delivered an update on progress toward completing both XPDL 2.2 and BPMN 2.0... I would just add a couple points to the discussion. The first regards an explicit sorting of BPMN 2.0 shapes and symbols into subclasses...
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03. 5.2010
The Beginning of the End for BPM?
Last week, Progress Software announced the acquisition of Savvion for $49 Million. On the heels of last month's purchase of Lombardi by IBM, this marks a turning point in the market for business process management systems: a disquieting one...
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01.20.2010


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