BPM Blogs worth reading 2012

As usual, this is my 2012 list of BPM blogs I think work reading.

• Adam Dean: use your BPM illusion. Adam is a true story teller.
• Blogging internet of things – It’s all about … internet of things.
• Bp-3: Scott Francis’s blog brings the most balanced views.
• BPM redux – Theo Priestley’s posts are like Salvador Dali’s paintings.
• BPM for real – this is a true BPM supermarket.
• Bouncing thoughts – Jaisundar’s writes about BPM.
• Column 2: For me the best analyst blog. Great insights from BPMS systems and event coverage brought by Sandy Kemsley.
• Flux Capacitor – The place to look for process mining, from Fluxicon.
• 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.
• Interactive Value Creation – Esko Kilpi provides amazing insights about complexity and new working patterns.
• Jim Sinur: Some intelligent thoughts about BPM future trends.
• On collaborative planning: Keith Sewson brings insights around social collaboration.
• On Web Strategy – Dion Hinchcliffe writes about social platforms and social business.
• Paul Mathiesen’s – Paul Mathiesen writes about social business.
• Product Four – Deb Lavoy writes about enterprise 2.0, social and collaboration.
• Social Enterprise – Emanuele Quintarelli writes about social software and collaboration.
• Sonnez en can d’absence – Adaptation, complexity, chaos, brought to you from Thierry de Baillon.
• Team cognition – Exploring new ways of learning.
• The Smart Work Company – Anne Marie’s writes about the future of work, business processes and social collaboration.
• Tetradian – Tom Grave´s writes about enterprise architecture.
• Welcome to the real It world: Max Pucher writes about what is going to be a reality in the next 5 years (but it was not yet invented).

If you are interested in 2011 list click here. Till next year!

For the start

I’m starting this new project here because I’m posting around many blog sites nowadays and I feel I need to concentrate on an independent blog to express my toughs regarding bpm.

I will start in September.