Tag Archives: case
Take time to smell the roses
Every once in a while it’s good to sit back and take a look at the big picture.What are the origins of BPM? What is the contribution of BPM in 2015 to “business management”? Here is a quick overview of … read more
FollowWhere do we go from here with BPM?
I recently participated in a ABPMP LinkedIn group discussion “What do you think are the most demanded BPM services (for 2015 and beyond)?” We started off listing the “services” as “discovery, mapping, modeling, analysis, improvement, automation, discovery”. From my … read more
Decisions, decisions, decisions…
One of the main benefits of BPM is its potential to provide background real-time decision support at steps along “best practices” process template instances. Prerequisites to providing functional unit end users with real-time decision-support include: Ability to roll out compiled … read more
What Is The Right Time To Close A Case?
Some undertakings are intrinsically complex, others become that way only when people complicate initiatives that might otherwise allow an undertaking to remain relatively simple. I have clients who agonize over when to close a Case. Closing eCases does not require … read more
Fixing BPM – Out of the frying pan into the fire
When you transition from BPM to ACM/BPM the notion of “process” changes. No longer do we have start-finish processes that ensure that a Case instance called “generator” or “patient” carries through to completion. When constructing processes or process fragments for … read more
Case Management for Building Smart Applications
Hi, my name is Matt Davies and I’m responsible for Product Marketing at Cordys. I’m very happy to be blogging here on BPMLeader.com. You can usually find me on http://blog.cordys.com I was on a call the other day hearing the … read more
BPM and Case Management
A lot of discussion can be done on Case Management. For me, Case Management is the dynamics of the system which let the flow go on at run-time. It’s about higher-level coordination, which cannot simply be tracked by a single … read more
