Social Networking and BPM of the Future
A couple of months ago, I saw an online video by Google about their upcoming Google Wave platform for social networking. As I watched it, my mind raced back to the early 1990s when Lotus was the rising star and was introducing Lotus Notes as a revolutionary new groupware platform. Lotus was a pioneer and [...]
Human-centric Business Process Management (BPM) and Web 2.0: A Perfect Match
After reading numerous articles, blog posts and definitions of Web 2.0, and separate hype from reality, I have concluded that there are three essential ingredients of a Web 2.0 application:
i. A rich user experience in an Internet browser.
ii. “Mashups”, or the ability to pull together information from various sources that is relevant to collaboration.
iii. Strong [...]