New visual rule builder (Michael Neale) I have been beaving away on a new UI/rule modeller specifically for the web (well, at least the web initially, hopefully we will also do it stand alone in the plug in soon).
Pandora is winning today in the Marketing Department. Their latest video ad has gone viral, and with good reason. It’s common knowledge that the bond between a mother and child is powerful.
How long is too long with no contact? How can we tell? At what point does this awful silence become our prison rather than a miraculous cure? These are just some of the questions I'll be attempting to answer with this article, so grab a coffee and make yourself comfortable. But before I weigh the…
There are obvious benefits in making business policies/rules explicit and easily changed via accompanying quick-change processes. The apparent benefits revolve around faster reaction to competitors and markets, as well as quick response to management and collaborative tuning. There are more subtle opportunities to get ahead of the game and anticipate customer demand, thus creating the ability to generate incremental revenue streams that play off of increased demands. Customers may also be enabled to make changes to their individual processes as they interact with an organization. CRM efforts are struggling to have a differentiating customer experience. BPM with explicit rules will allow this experience to evolve and become individualized.
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