Friday, September 26
SharePoint Symposium: Everything You Wanted to Know
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
This full-day intensive and interactive workshop by an experienced industry analyst does not assume that you should, or should not, use SharePoint. It begins with a critical evaluation detailing SharePoint’s strengths and weaknesses culled from customer experiences and hands-on testing. Through presentations and discussion, the workshop helps you figure out how, where, when, and why to use SharePoint and reviews how well SharePoint “fits” into different types and sizes of enterprises with different business objectives. In addition to tips, techniques, strategies, and multiple case studies and real-world examples, the workshop offers candid, independent advice for both business and technology leaders.
Who Should Attend:
- Project managers and leaders starting a SharePoint project who want an honest assessment of the platform’s potential value, as well as “gotchas” and costs
- Strategic decision makers who want to understand what boundaries to place around SharePoint and where key gaps remain in the platform
- Technology selection teams who want to compare SharePoint to other technology alternatives
- Systems integrators and consultants who want to know where SharePoint excels and where it doesn’t
BPM Boot Camp: Understanding & Implementing Business Process Management
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Robert Shapiro,
Vice President,
Global 360 and XPDL Working Group Chair, Workflow Management Coalition
Keith Swenson,
Vice President R&D and Technical Committee Chair,
Workflow Management Coalition & Fujitsu
Presented by the key architects and technical leadership team of the Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC), this intensive and interactive full-day workshop addresses Business Process Management (BPM) from modeling to implementation. Participants will gain an understanding of BPM, as well as the relevant industry standards including Wf-XML, XPDL, BPMN, and BPEL. The course is designed both for those new to BPM as well as experienced practitioners looking to know more about the leading BPM standards and their effect on software design and implementation. Key areas of focus include the role of BPM in enterprise architecture, how to successfully leverage analytics and data mining within BPM implementations, how to enable round-trip modeling in process management and automation, and key strategies for risk management in BPM projects.
Who Should Attend:
- Process architects evaluating or already engaged in BPM
- Application architects looking to leverage the work of the collective business process standards community
- Consultants and integrators seeking strategies for risk management and competitive advantage
- Any professional looking to explore or begin a business process management initiative
Plese visit www.bpm-bootcamp.com for complete information on this event.
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