Greg Harley is joining BP3 on Monday.  He’s had a long and some might say, glorious, career in the software business.  More recently, Greg has been doing some identity management work for Beacon, here in Austin.  Prior to that, Greg worked for more than 2 years at Lombardi, and was the anchor man on the LODA team at Lombardi.  Although I didn’t personally have the pleasure of hiring him at Lombardi, I did have the pleasure of having him on my team for over a year.  Greg is one of the best. And not just because of his outrageous Australian accent (Australian accent + too many years in Texas). Every team needs a Greg Harley on it.

Greg is unafraid of new technical challenges, and pioneered work at Lombardi that included making Teamworks compatible with single-sign-on technologies (all sorts of them, actually).  But he also understands the business of BPM:  ROI, Business Process, and Managing the process.  He joins us as the Senior Architect on our team, where he’ll be helping us develop our technical talent and team, and where he will likely shepherd some of our interesting technical assets into finished product.

Previously, Greg held technical and leadership positions at Vignette, Vector, and IBM.

Greg, welcome to the team, we sure are glad to have you-

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Recently, Flournoy Henry joined the BP3 team. Flournoy is an 18-year veteran from Aflac, where he was deeply involved in the business and information technology of the insurance business. In his last four years, he has been a BPM catalyst at Aflac. He led six major BPM process implementations and numerous major enhancements to each of those initiatives. Flournoy ran the technical evaluation of BPM software at Aflac, and then became the chief practitioner of BPM software there.

As an early adopter of Lombardi’s Teamworks®, Flournoy has been a leading voice (literally) in the BPM community by speaking at every Lombardi customer conference, speaking at Forrester and Gartner conferences, and participating in the community by providing the benefit of his experience and philosophy. If you’re a Lombardi customer, or a BPM follower, you probably know who Flournoy is.

Mr. Henry will be taking the lead on customer projects on behalf of BP3, leveraging his Lombardi Teamworks expertise and his industry knowledge to provide a great value for our customers. But most of all, we’re giving him the chance to paint on a bigger canvas – to evangelize, to help shape strategy and culture around providing value for the business first, and to craft the technology strategy to support the business goals.

Hope you’ll join us in welcoming Flournoy to the team!

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