Tag Archives: BPM

Process Oriented Architecture (POA) – An Introduction

Posted on April 24, 2009 by Mark Peterson

POA is a new and evolving concept. The easiest way to think of POA is as the scaffolding for BPM within an organization. Just as the scaffolding provides access and structure to builders constructing a building, POA does the same … Continue reading →

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BPM Solves the Problem

Posted on April 21, 2009 by Mark Peterson

Companies turn to Business Process Management (BPM) to improve overall efficiency. BPM increases the productivity of an organization by improving the way people work together using systems to orchestrate their operations. BPM can sometimes be perceived as hard to implement … Continue reading →

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The Background of BPM

Posted on April 7, 2009 by Mark Peterson

Businesses look to IT to increase productivity through automated systems. Many advances have been made in this regard, but businesses also expect IT to find ways to reduce the cost to implement these systems. Over time, systems like CRM, Document … Continue reading →

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Business Process Management with Mark Peterson

Posted on April 1, 2009 by Steve Steinheimer

SSG welcomes back Mark Peterson to the SSG Team. Mark is an experienced Business Process Management (BPM) consultant who spent the last 10 years with Oracle, Fuego and SSG. Having designed and implemented complex systems and processes and served as … Continue reading →

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