BPM Blogs worth reading 2011
This is my 2011 list of BPM blogs I think work reading.
- Adam Dean: Funny and provocative Adam is a real BPM catalyst.
- Andrew One Degree: People centric BPM blog by Andrew Smith.
- Bp-3: Scott Francis’s full of BPM reflections and anti hype.
- Column 2: For me the best analyst blog. Great insights from BPMS systems and event coverage brought by Sandy Kemsley.
- Efficient Technology for the Enterprise – Wolfgang Pleus with lots of practical material around Agile, BPM and BPMN;
- Ground-Floor BPM – E. Scott Menter deconstructs the myths of BPM and BPMS.
- Improving Enterprise BPMS – A great blog to look for frameworks by Alexander Samarin.
- Jim Sinur: Some visionary thoughts about BPM future trends.
- No Process – The best blog that shares BPM reality based on experience.
- Process is the main thing - Anatoly Belychook provides lot of info around BPMN and BPM frameworks.
- On collaborative planning: Keith Sewson brings insights around social collaboration.
- Product Four – Deb Lavoy writes about enterprise 2.0, social and collaboration.
- Process cafe: Process analysis from Gary Comerford.
- Social Enterprise – Emanuele Quintarelli writes about social software and collaboration.
- Taraneon: Tomas Olbrich provides a lot of expertise around process mapping and process simulation.
- The Smart Work Company – Anne Marie’s writes about the future of work.
- Welcome to the real It world: For the second year in the row, the most violent BPM blog from Max Pucher.
If you are interested in 2010 list click here. Till next year!
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Thanks for inclusion (again!) – you have a great list here. High overlap with my RSS feed
Going to check out one or two that are new to me.
Alberto,
my thanks for including our taraneon Process Quality blog on your list for the second year in a row. In a way that is always our hope:,Readers – experts like yourself or novices – will hopefully find something of interest to them in what we write…even when I’m off on one of my coffee experience rants
Thomas
Alberto, thanks for mentioning my blog. I take a little issue with the adjective though:
vi·o·lent [vahy-uh-luhnt] – adjective
1. acting with or characterized by uncontrolled, strong, rough force: a violent earthquake.
2. caused by injurious or destructive force: a violent death.
3. intense in force, effect, etc.; severe; extreme: violent pain; violent cold.
4. roughly or immoderately vehement or ardent: violent passions.
5. furious in impetuosity, energy, etc.: violent haste.
I do not think that any of the above describes my attitude or actions. I am not uncontrolled, neither injurious or destructive, or severe and extreme, and neither furious. Immoderately vehement? Hmm. Abrasive, blunt, direct, thruthful, relentless, stubborn, boneheaded … may all apply, but violent???
Thanks anyway and regards, Max
Hello Max:
The violence I refer is a wake-up call to reality, rather than “eat” the concepts without thinking, specially in a world were people forgot to question, to think for themselves.
thanks for including me!
Thanks Alberto,
Just a small correction in “my” headline, please: BPMS -> BPM systems
Thanks again,
AS
Alberto, thanks for including me on your list (again!). Very proud to be in this company of fine thinkers and writers, some of whom I even agree with occasionally.
Alberto, thanks for keeping me on the radar. I didn’t write during last months but it isn’t because there is nothing to say, but due to the temporary overload. A new series of posts is in the pipeline.
Thanks for the inclusion, Alberto. You’ve put me among some pretty impressive company. I’ll try to live up to it!
i like this post .. soo nice and useful.. than you soo much from italy .. real information
I am going to check out each of these, thanks for the suggestions. Would you also mind considering our blog? We tackle a variety of issues in a wide berth of industries all related to content management and would appreciate your consideration! Thank you!