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2 Sets of Dates for IIR's BPM Conference:
BPM SPRING 2008 - May 13-16 and BPM FALL 2008 - Nov 10-13
Another chance to Deliver Business Performance by Harmonizing Organizational Capabilities comes with BPM Fall 2008, which will be held November 10 - 13, 2008 in Las Vegas. You can now register for the SPRING or FALL BPM Conference on this website.

BPM SPRING: INCREDIBLE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS INCLUDING...

Keith Sawyer
Renowned Innovation Author

Alan Brache
Strategy Formulation & Implementation Pioneer

Dr. Bill Curtis
Organizational Maturity & Process Expert

Paul Harmon
Business Process Change Leader

Linda Jacobs
Washington US Dept of Transportation

Dan Halsey Biomimicry & Permaculture Guru

Dan Rasmus
Microsoft Visionary

Dear Colleagues,

As the BPM marketplace moves from early adopter to an early majority phase, there are more and more new professionals joining forces with experienced practitioners and managers to change what their organizations do and how they do it. They are starting to make a difference in business performance for their organizations’ stakeholders. At this spring’s IIR BPM conference, which is our tenth, all groups will have an opportunity to learn from respected BPM authors and leaders, as well as collaborate with seasoned members of organizations finding and delivering new business value in a world of unprecedented pressure and rising expectations.

For the newcomers the good news is that, by now, there is a set of reliable principles that provide a set of base guidelines to make BPM repeatable and trustworthy. For the veterans, the good news is that the state of BPM is ever-evolving and that peer organizations are learning the subtleties of advanced approaches to continually improve the processes of process. For business and IT managers alike, the associated management of process assets is becoming a management discipline itself that the leaders can describe, demonstrate and repeat.

This event has been designed with all three groups in mind:

Collect the Dots: All of you must understand what your processes are and how they work enterprise-wide, process by process and at the implementation of change levels.
Connect the Dots: All of you must also be able to see how the pieces fit.
Correct the Dots: You must all then try to improve on what you have discovered

The conference has been designed to bring new knowledge to every level of experience and skill. Customize your week by selecting sessions from our three key tracks:

Building a Process-Centric Enterprise
This track will trace the formulation and continuous optimization of BPM as an ongoing strategic capability within your organization. It will follow the lifecycle from strategic intent to business context understanding to business architecture, measurement, and management, as well as governance, motivating and managing people from the top to the bottom and across the organization chart.

Achieving Success in Process Projects
This track will break down what it takes to successfully complete both simple and complex process improvement and redesign initiatives. We will outline the process for determining process project goals and objectives, establishing project scope, gathering and validating information, building models for analysis, design as well as specification.

Skills for the BPM Practitioner
This track will cover essential core techniques and approaches as well as the skills to be effective. Key techniques involving interviewing, facilitation and brainstorming will be examined as well as an analysis of tools and key success factors are a few key takeaways from this track.

Setting BPM Apart…
We are proud to unveil a speaker faculty comprised of incredible industry leaders featuring case studies from leading organizations that have struggled with implementation challenges but have overcome them to make it work. And as always, with the addition of numerous opportunities for facilitated and unstructured peer to peer collaboration and the opportunity to experience the latest in enabling BPM technologies you will discover why this event is repeatedly the top rated of all in the marketplace.

We encourage you to join us in Orlando in May and find out what the buzz is all about!

Roger T. Burlton
Conference Chair
President, Process Renewal Group

Aimee Sommo
Conference Producer
IIR

Krista Vazquez
Conference Director
IIR

Kim Rivielle
Managing Director
IIR

Roger T. Burlton is the founder of Process Renewal Group and the author of Business Process Management: Profiting from Process, the best selling practical guide to BPM. He is considered an industry leader in the introduction of innovative approaches for organizational change. He is recognized internationally for his contributions in Business Process Management, Stakeholder Analysis, Strategic Architecture Alignment, Prototyping and people based Project Management Methodologies. He is regarded as a realistic practitioner, who delivers pragmatic solutions for his clients.

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