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Leonard DuCharme

In a recent blog post, Scott Francis, a Co-founder and CTO of BP3, posed the question: has BPM crossed the chasm? In case you haven’t read the book, Crossing the Chasm, by Geoffrey Moore, Francis is basically asking if BPM has become a mainstream technology in today’s IT environments.

Seth Hanisek

Sometimes there is no substitute for a home cooked meal, freshly made to a family recipe... and sometimes you just want to order takeaway. Is it better to do it yourself or just buy off the menu? It’s a question that hungry people ask every day, but it can be applied to many things, including business processes like document generation.

Leonard DuCharme

The term long tail was coined by Chris Anderson in his book, The Long Tail: Why the Future of Business is Selling Less of More. If you happened to miss it, there’s a chance you haven’t fully grasped the effect the Internet and supporting technologies are having on our lives.

Michael A. Ellis

A few years ago, one of my midlife crises was to take an introduction-to-programming class. Previously, I had come from a right-brain, literary background where authenticity and “originality” were given top place. Every project was to be a work of art. So, for my programming class, I wanted to write every program from scratch, ensuring what I perceived to be the most efficient approach, adding my own artistic touch, making it mine.

Leonard DuCharme

Business Process Management (BPM) is a major movement in the IT world. According to Gartner, 41% of the Global 10k companies have already invested in process automation technology, and another 30% will make investments during the next 24 months.

Leonard DuCharme

A corporate services provider had a difficult problem, stemming from its lack of control over its contract generation procedures. When putting together a deal with a new customer, the company’s independent sales reps would often choose an out-of-date form or, in some cases, choose the wrong form altogether.

Leonard DuCharme

Document control is a technological approach to governing document quality and mitigating risk stemming from human error in document preparation. Document control is achieved through process automation and is commonly used by law firms, banks, insurance providers, government agencies, or any organization that produces complex, rule-based documents on a repetitive basis.

John Coons

When I purchased my first home, one thing I will never forget is how long it took the home builder to generate the necessary documents. My wife takes 30-40 minutes just to choose which type of shampoo to purchase at the grocery store, but she decided on the lot, the house, the flooring, the cabinets, and the paint for our new home all in less time than it took to fill out the documents with the home builder.

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