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  • Talking Workflow with Virgil Carroll

    Our latest podcast on talking workflow we are luck enough to have Virgial Carroll join us. Virgil is regularly out there speaking and evangilizing the beneftis of SharePoint and this week sits down with us to talk about workflow and business processes...
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  • Talking workflow with Tim Knechtel

    In this edition of Talking workflow we are joined by Tim Knechtel. Tim is an Insider and Principal Technologist with Caprivi Solutions

  • Talkin workflow with Ruben D'arco

    This week in talkin workflow we are talking with Ruben D'arco. Ruben is a former insider and most recently started working for our K2 Northern Europe Distributorship. In Ruben's diverse experience he has gained some very good insight into workflow...

  • Talkin workflow with Gabe Malherbe

    This weeks talkin workflow podcast we are talking with one of our valued Insiders Gabe Malherbe of Dynamyx http://www.dynamyx.com/ . Gabe has some great insights into BPM and workflow projects be sure take a listen.

  • Talkin Workflow with Jeff Shuey

    I recently got to conintue the talkin workflow podcast series by sitting down with Jeff Shuey. @Jshuey Jeff has some great thoughts on BPM, Imaging and ECM in general. I am sure you will enjoy the conversation. You can find Jeff blogging here http://jshueywa...

  • Talkin Workflow

    In an effort to help you get to know others in the community and benefit from their knowlege and experience I am going to be starting a series of podcasts intervivewing various members of hte K2 commmunity. These members will be K2 employees, K2 partners...

  • 10 keys to BPM success

      1.       Start Small, Start Slow. Do not pick the “biggest baddest mama jamma” process you have.   Start slowly by picking a small project you that will still add business value but you are confident you can tackle...

  • These are a few of my favorite things 2011

      I remember big fanfare every year when Oprah did her favorite things show.  Obviously I can not conjure up any where near the same fan fare but I have done a few of my favorite things blog once before and had some fun with it so here it goes...

  • Over vs. under buying

    A couple days ago I saw a tweet that said overbuying is more detrimental to IT than under buying.   While I can see this argument and in some cases potentially agree.   This as a blanket statement however can be very dangerous.   Could...

  • BPM and Workflow in SharePoint, it’s like chocolate and peanut butter together

    Workflow and Business Process Management have become very popular terms in the past few years. They are being used with increasing frequency and often used both interchangeably as well as to describe different things.   Process automation -- the...

  • Top 10 things I am thankful for.

    I really love the idea of thanksgiving. Taking a step back and actually trying to think about things we are thankful for rather than blowing through our days full of busy schedules and projects that have 28 hours of stuff to do that needs to be crammed...

  • More ROI talk

    I have previously blogged about process efficiency and how to calculate some ROI, although that post was focused on a process that was used as a referee to more formal business processes. However, getting ROI out of a BPM/workflow platform is not just...

  • Why you should have a Workflow/BPM COE

      What are your goals for workflow, and or BPM? ·         Singular focused 1 process and done? ·         Divisional? ·         Group? ·        ...

  • Paving the cow path

    One common quote I see when researching different BPM approaches or ideas is one by Bill Gates: “The first rule of any technology used in a business is that automation applied to an efficient operation will magnify the efficiency. The second is that automation...

  • Co-Opetition Anyone?

    There is competition in all different industries. There is also cooperation, with companies participating in alliances, partnerships, or go-to-market strategies, and the like. Unfortunately you very rarely see co-opetition. What the heck is co-opetition...
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