BPM in a Data Driven Eco System
Austin Rosenfeld states that BPM systems are for managing processes, not data. But processes need data, and while major BPM suites support a "Write to ERP" node, surfacing that data is a difficult challenge. Austin suggests that the solution to the “data dilemma” is for BPM suites to evolve and he calls on BPM tool providers to meet the challenge.
Austin Rosenfeld
Austin Rosenfeld is the founder and CEO of Macedon Consulting, a leading implementer of BPMS solutions. Previously, he served as BPM practice manager at Amentra, Red Hat's middleware consulting arm. Before that, he was a BPMS product architect at Appian and is named as an inventor on pending patents from that work. Most of Austin's time is devoted to running Macedon's center of excellence and evangelizing BPMSs as general-purpose, business-focused technology solution platforms.
Latest posts by Austin Rosenfeld (see all)
- BPM in a Data Driven Eco System - June 5, 2012
- BPM: Structured vs. Unstructured - September 6, 2011
- The Power of Mobile-Enabled BPM - June 7, 2011
- Deploying BPM in the Cloud Has a Silver Lining - July 6, 2010
