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Bruce Silver on IBM’s BPM BlueWorks

May 8th, 2009 by Scott Francis

Bruce Silver just posted a review on IBM’s BPM BlueWorks.  It doesn’t “ship” til end of June, so we can’t play with it yet but apparently Bruce has had a sneak preview.

It sounds like  interesting stuff, and surprising (to me) coming from IBM.  I can’t help but think that people will be especially interested in IBM’s cloud/hosted offerings because anyone who has had to install IBM’s software will be happy to avoid either doing it or paying IBM to do it for on-premise installation. I can also see some instant name confusion with another SaaS offering in the BPM space:  Lombardi’s Blueprint. One wonders if there just weren’t enough adjectives for this kind of software so “Blue” just had to be used…

We’ll have to take a look once it goes live and see if it lives up to the high expecations Bruce has set!

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  1. Bruce Silver: Process Mapping Training for Blueworks Live #bwlive
  2. Bruce Silver takes me to task (and IBM too)
  3. Bruce Silver Reviews Signavio (BPM in the Cloud?)
  4. Bruce Silver: Not Much BPM at #IBMImpact?
  5. Bruce Silver’s New Book

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