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Business Agility Insights - May 2012, Iss. 2

Read this collection of tips and expert advice from the teams at ebizQ.net and SearchSOA.com to learn how business process management (BPM) technologies have evolved over the past year, and what the latest, most effective strategies are for implementing them. We will help answer your biggest questions about business process management technologies. Get the latest business agility insights, expert tips, best practices and more in this month's issue. Access >>>

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- BPMN 2.0: Assessing a year of change by Alan R. Earls
  The updated process modeling standard continues to evolve—as does the debate about its advantages and disadvantages.
- Decision management: Closing the ‘Insight-to-Action’ gap by Anne Stuart, Site Editor, ebizQ
  Effective decision management can create serious competitive value—but only if those decisions lead to quantifiable business benefits
- BPEL trends update: We’ll always have orchestration by Jack Vaughan
  BPEL’s role as Web services orchestrator seems assured, but the broader spotlight has moved to BPMN 2.0.

Columns
- Editor’s Letter - Business process improvement: The pace quickens by Anne Stuart, Site Editor, ebizQ
  Learn what the most effective strategies are for implementing business process management (BPM) technologies.

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