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2009 BPM and Workflow Handbook
Spotlight on Government

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BPM and Workflow eBook Series
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Introduction to BPM and Workflow
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2010 BPM & Workflow Handbook
Spotlight on Business Intelligence
Release date: July 2010
Retail Price: $75.00 Buy now
Sample Chapters: Full Table of Contents, Four full
chapters, 38 pages 1.7MB PDF.
Foreword
Keith D. Swenson, Fujitsu America, USA,
and Vice Chair, Workflow Management Coalition
Intelligent, Automated Processes: Embedding Analytics
in Decisions
James Taylor, Decision Management
Solutions, USA
Using BPM to Drive Clinical Intelligence and Process
Oversight in the Acute Healthcare Setting
Ray Hess, The Chester County Hospital,
USA
Enterprise Process
Automation–Providing the Gift of Time
Roy Altman, Peopleserv Inc., USA
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BPMN Modeling and
Reference Guide Understanding and Using BPMN
Retail Price: $39.95 Buy now
Sample Chapters: Full Table of Contents, Full
Chapter 4 and half of Chapter 5. (27 pages total PDF)
BPMN Edición en español -- Tabla de Contenidos US$49.95
Ejemplo de capítulos: Tabla de contenido, capítulos 1 y 2 en su totalidad. 27 páginas (PDF)
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Social Technologies Will Drive the Next Wave of BPM Suites
Clay Richardson, Forrester Research, USA
Thinking Global, Acting Local: How BI And BPM
Supports Smart Cities in a Globalized Economy
Lewis Carr, Oracle Corp., USA
Produbanco,Ecuador
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And many more free chapters from all books... including white papers
by WfMC Chair Jon Pyke and free chapters from all these books:
Special White Paper: Keith Swenson, TC Chair, “The Business Value of Workflow and BPM” which clarifies the distinction made by WfMC between business users and IT professionals.
From 2008 BPM and Workflow Handbook (Publication date April 2008)
Retail: $95.00
Free Chapters by Nathaniel Palmer, WfMC Executive Director and Industry Analyst.
From
2007 Excellence
in Practice: Moving the Goalposts
Retail: $49.95
From
2007 BPM &
Workflow
Handbook (available in both Print and Digital Formats) Retail: $95.00
1. Foreword -
by Jon Pyke, Chair WfMC
2. Introduction: Workflow and BPM in 2007: Business Process Standards See a New Global Imperative -
by Nathaniel Palmer, Executive Director, Workflow Management Coalition
3. BPM and Service-Oriented Architecture Teamed Together: a Pathway to Success for an Agile Government - by Linus Chow and Charles Medley, BEA Systems; Clay Richardson, PPC.
From
2006 Workflow Handbook including
Business Process Management Retail $50.00
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XPDL 2.0: Integrating Process Interchange and BPMN (316kb PDF)
Robert M. Shapiro, Global 360, USA.
Extract: The Business Process Management Notation (BPMN) was developed by individuals working together in the Business Process Management Initiative to take the techniques employed in flowcharting tools, unify and extend the graphics to express the semantics required in workflow and EAI processes. BPMN 1.0 was released in May 2004. In addition to the graphical notation, BPMN incorporated a number of specific mechanisms for process modeling that had not yet been included in XPDL; among these in particular events and message passing between processes. XPDL 2.0 incorporates these mechanisms as well as the graphics and offers an extended meta-model that unifies XPDL and BPMN.
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