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The Case For Smarter Process At IBMImpact 2014

The Case For Smarter Process At IBMImpact 2014

By Sandy Kemsley on May 9, 2014

At analyst events, I tend to not blog every presentation; rather, I listen, absorb and take some time to reflect on the themes. Since I spent the first part of last week at the analyst event at IBM Impact, then the second half across the country at Appian World, I waited until I had to […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged ACM, BPM, Business process management, ECM, ibmimpact, modeling | 1 Response

Smarter Process At IBM Impact 2013

Smarter Process At IBM Impact 2013

By Sandy Kemsley on April 30, 2013

Day 1 at IBM Impact 2013, following a keynote full of loud drums, rotating cars and a cat video, David Millen and Kramer Reeves gave a presentation on IBM’s vision for Smarter Process, which focuses on improving process effectiveness with BPM, case management and decision management. There are a number of drivers that they mentioned […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged ACM, BPM, Business process management, ibmimpact, modeling | 1 Response

IBM Vision for BPM, ODM and SOA

IBM Vision for BPM, ODM and SOA

By Sandy Kemsley on May 1, 2012

Opening day at IBM Impact 2012 (there were some sessions yesterday, but today is the real start), and a good keynote focused on innovation. The wifi is appalling – if IBM can’t get this right with their messages about scalability, who can? – so not sure if I’ll have the chance to post any of […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged BPM, BRM, Business process management, ibmimpact, modeling, SOA

On code, purpose, meaning and poetry at IBM Impact

On code, purpose, meaning and poetry at IBM Impact

By James Governor on April 19, 2011

These days IBM’s Impact Conference is as much about sales as education, but one of the things it sells is ideas, and ideas can change the world. The first and last main tent keynotes contained two of the best, most-inspiring speeches I have ever seen in any context. TED-class. The two talks that really nailed […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged ibm, ibmimpact, Lombardi Software, Lotus, microsoft, MIX, redmonk

IBM Impact 2010: Happy Partners and Cloud Certifications

IBM Impact 2010: Happy Partners and Cloud Certifications

By James Governor on May 12, 2010

Last week I was at IBM’s Impact 2010 – which used to be the company’s show for WebSphere customers but is now being rebranded as the “premier conference for business and IT leaders”. The business track was not my cup of Lapsong Souchong, but RedMonk is more about geeks than suits. But did the event […]

Posted in Business | Tagged ibm, IBM WebSphere, ibmimpact, impact, redmonk, Websphere

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