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The World
of BPM is constantly changing and BPM Partners
wants to keep you informed. This newsletter brings
together the latest news and commentary related
to Business Performance Management.
| BPM
Leaders, Integrated Suites, Dashboards, and
More |
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| The 2004 Beyond
the Hype Webcast provides an unbiased look
at the latest BPM trends (both good and bad),
survey results, and current vendor offerings.
The survey results enable you to see what
is driving BPM adoption, how solutions are
selected, and who does the selecting. The
vendor reviews focus on the leaders, integrated
suites, dashboards, and specialized offerings.
Some feedback from the live event on January
8th: Excellent balanced presentation.
So informative I need a replay. Great BPM
summary. If you missed it, now
is your chance to watch a replay.
Replay
Now » |
| BPM
Grows Up |
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This
insightful article chronicles the recent
changes that have taken place in the BPM
market, the maturation of the vendor offerings,
and what it all means to potential buyers.
In addition, the article is accompanied
by several useful tools available in the
Quick Links section to the right:
- 2004 BPM Buyers Guide: commentary
on 60+ vendors
- Automated Vendor Search Tool: builds your
personal short-list
You
can read the article by clicking below and
use the tools by following the Quick
Links.
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the article » |
| Maximizing
BPM ROI - Getting the Requirements Right |
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This keynote session is part of the Datawarehouse.com/DMReview
online virtual BPM trade show and is
available now for viewing. Important topics
covered include: how to create a set of requirements
that will lead to success, what questions
to ask, how to calculate BPM ROI, a look at
case studies of real ROI and benefits achieved.
To view this session and attend other parts
of the trade show follow the link below.
View
the session » |
| Preventing
Finance Staff Burnout |
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| Sarbanes-Oxley,
BPM, and many other important initiatives
place new burdens on the finance department,
particularly the controller. Read how some
firms are trying to deal with these new
demands.
Read
the article » |
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Cartesis
Changes Owners |
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In late December, Cartesis was acquired
by an investment consortium led by Apax
Partners. They had been owned by PwC. The
fact that they were owned by an audit firm
did have a negative impact on their Sarbanes-Oxley
related business, probably reducing potential
sales by about 10%. This is ironic since
they have one of the stronger SarBox solutions
in the BPM space. Therefore, we view this
change as positive for the company and its
customers. In addition, the U.S. operation
has been strengthening its management team
by bringing on former Hyperion executives
to lead its Sales and Service areas. We
believe Cartesis is now well-positioned
to challenge the BPM leaders, particularly
in the area of financial management.
Read
the details of the ownership change
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