Global Excellence in BPM and Workflow Awards Presentation at Process2006 Conference Highlights 14th Annual Event
The Process2006 conference is gearing up for the best program in the BPM Group’s 14 year history highlighted by presentation of the prestigious Global Excellence in BPM and Workflow Awards.
Warwick, UK: Boston, MA (PRWEB) September 12, 2006 -- The Process2006 conference is gearing up for the best program in the BPM Group’s 14 year history highlighted by presentation of the prestigious Global Excellence in BPM and Workflow Awards.
The Global Excellence Awards are now in their 17th year with the Gold and Silver Awards for this year’s winners to be presented on Tuesday, September 19, 2006, at the Process2006 Conference.
Lead judge and BPM Industry Analyst Derek Miers commented on the strength of the entries, especially those from Asia and Europe. “With a wide range of industries represented, the critical importance of driving performance improvement through more effective management of the firm‘s business processes was plain to see. The case studies presented provide some compelling reading, and clearly demonstrate the growing recognition of business processes as core business assets.”
In judging, particular attention was paid to implementations that show BPM and workflow ex-tending beyond the corporate boundaries to support customers, suppliers, trading partners and more. The following list identifies the nominees from each region.
NORTH AMERICA - AIG Small Business, USA; Chester County Hospital, USA; Hasbro, USA; Noridian Administrative Services LLC, USA; Verizon Business Network Services Group, USA.
MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA - PaymentCentric, Jordan; TRACKER, South Africa.
PACIFIC RIM - Asia Vital Component Co. Ltd., Taiwan; KTF Co Ltd., Korea; Max New York Life, India; Satyam Computer Services Ltd., India.
PAN EUROPEAN - Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, United Kingdom; Barclays, France; Modelo Continente Hipermercados, Portugal; Telenor, Sweden.
SOUTH AMERICA - Allianz Colombia BPM, Columbia; METROVÍAS, Brazil; Companhia Brasileira de Distribuição (CBD), Brazil.
“The array of finalists demonstrates the broad applicability of workflow and BPM technology – furthermore we see that there is still a significant amount of innovation occurring in the people-to-people deployments showing clearly that this type of solution is what the customers are looking for,” said Jon Pyke, WfMC Chair. “Workflow continues to be used to tie diverse systems together ensuring that information is delivered to the right place at the right time every time.”
This year’s conference agenda is the most extensive ever with over 40 sessions, 3 conference tracks, 6 tutorials, at least 11 case studies, presentations by WfMC, Bloor Research, BPMG and OMG - and the presentation of the Global Awards for Excellence in BPM & Workflow.
“Process2006 is the best event we have ever put together.” commented BPMG CEO Steve Towers. “Being able to include awarding of the Global Excellence Awards at the conference sets this event apart from all others in the past.”
The event will be held in London on September 19th and 20th at the Radisson SAS Portman Hotel (in London’s fashionable West End) with a tutorial day preceding the event on September 18th. For more information on the conference and for reservations please visit www.process2006.com.
About BPMG
BPMG is the largest BPM community in the world with over 20,000 registered members and 1.5 million+ hits (from over 80,000 unique visitors) per month on their website, www.bpmg.org. BPMG is a global community with 124 countries represented in its membership. The organization provides a wealth of resources to the BPM community including BPM training, seminars, conferences and consulting across the globe. The organization is currently engaged in an aggressive expansion of content and resources to support the rapid growth of corporate BPM adoption.
About the Workflow Management Coalition (www.wfmc.org)
The WfMC, founded in August 1993, is a non-profit, international organization of workflow vendors, users, analysts and university/research groups. The Coalition's mission is to promote and develop the use of workflow through the establishment of standards for software terminology, interoperability and connectivity between workflow products. Comprising over 300 members worldwide, the Coalition is the only standards body for this specific software market. The creation of the WfMC Standards Reference Model has proved its importance in other areas of technology, most notably the ISO Seven Layer reference model for computer communications.
About WARIA (www.waria.com)
The charter of the Workflow And Reengineering International Association is to identify and clarify issues that are common to all users of workflow and those who are in the process of reengineering their organizations. WARIA's mission is to make sense of what's happening at the intersection of Business Process Reengineering, Process Management, Workflow and Electronic Commerce and reach clarity through sharing experiences, product evaluations, networking among users and vendors, education and training.
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