Process

The Dynamic Side of BPM

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One goal of business process management (BPM) is to automate and streamline human-centric business processes with the intent of benefiting from lower costs, increased productivity, greater control and better response times.  However, not all processes are easily automated and governed.  Many organizational processes are often unstructured in their nature and simply cannot be mapped out […]

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3 Reasons Organizations Need Capability Maps

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Organizations are made up of thousands of capabilities, each individually responsible for what the organization must do to successfully perform any type of business activity.  With thousands of capabilities supporting multiple business units, it becomes difficult to see and understand how the people – and the technology that supports them – work together to perform […]

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Don't Let Your Architecture BRP…

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My projects and architecture activities center around health care (care providers and health insurers) and state/federal government agencies. With health care reform is still in place at this moment in the US, there is plenty of architecture and implementation work…

Don’t Let Your Architecture BRP…

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My projects and architecture activities center around health care (care providers and health insurers) and state/federal government agencies. With health care reform is still in place at this moment in the US, there is plenty of architecture and implementation work…

Where Enterprise Architecture and Project Management Intersect

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My long-term readers know that I function as an enterprise architect and project manager (but not both simultaneously) and that I have taught (and continue to teach) project management courses at the university level for over 10 years. Over the…

Where Enterprise Architecture and Project Management Intersect

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My long-term readers know that I function as an enterprise architect and project manager (but not both simultaneously) and that I have taught (and continue to teach) project management courses at the university level for over 10 years. Over the…

Processes and events

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Another day of talking to Nigel Green – thank you Skype! And some thinking around processes and their relationship with events. Again sounds innocent – but it seems as if both of us strongy event-oriented thinkers come to common ground when thinking ab…