I consider ‘Social-BPM’ as a combination of Social and BPM software an oxymoron. Social networking and BPM automation are at opposite ends of the human interaction spectrum. BPM flowcharts are decomposed complicated structures and social networks are complex adaptive systems.…
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Social BPM Methodology: The Triple Oxymoron
Tagged with: ACM, BPM methodology, complexity, Harvard Business Review, Social BPM, social networks
Posted in Adaptive Case Management, BPM, Business Strategy, Complexity, Executives
Posted in Adaptive Case Management, BPM, Business Strategy, Complexity, Executives
Agile BPM versus Adaptive Case Management: Again?
Why is there an ACM versus BPM debate? There is this assumption that ACM is in some way anti-BPM. This is wrong for a number of reasons. First there is the human interaction between different people, such as various vendors,…
Tagged with: activity streams, Design while doing, michael zur mühlen, process design, process execution, Social BPM, social media
Posted in Adaptive Case Management, BPM, Web 2.0
Posted in Adaptive Case Management, BPM, Web 2.0
Are we going ‘Social Anything’ by putting lipstick on a pig?
Not so long ago it was named Enterprise 2.0 by Andrew McAfee. A lot of functionality is available today as standalone messaging, blogging, wikis, and video servers, or Rich Internet Applications for business use. Then various vendors began to move…
