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We’re talking Smart Process Apps — and so is Forrester.

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“Smart Process Apps are a reflection of innovations we have been delivering in our business over the past few years — giving our customers more agile work environments, helping them innovate faster, and solving problems that extend beyond the boundaries of BPM for our customers.”

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