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* Lutz Heuser (Key Note Speaker): [[Media:S-BPM-ONE-2009-01-Heuser.pdf|The Relevance of Management of Business Process and Orchestration]] | * Lutz Heuser (Key Note Speaker): [[Media:S-BPM-ONE-2009-01-Heuser.pdf|The Relevance of Management of Business Process and Orchestration]] | ||
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* Christian Fichtenbauer: The missing link between individuals and machines in regard to truth | * Christian Fichtenbauer: The missing link between individuals and machines in regard to truth | ||
* Werner Schmidt: SOUL Initiative | * Werner Schmidt: SOUL Initiative | ||
Version vom 18. Mai 2010, 13:30 Uhr
S-BPM ONE 2010 - the subject-oriented BPM Conference
Aims and Scope
The aim of this constitutional convention is to establish a new annual international conference on the topic Subject-oriented Business Process Management (S-BPM).
The scope is to get some answers to
- what S-BPM is precisely,
- why it is a topic worth scientific and economic exploration, and
- how a roadmap to S-BPM could look like.
Speakers
- Lutz Heuser (Key Note Speaker): The Relevance of Management of Business Process and Orchestration
- Hagen Buchwald: The Power of as-is processes
- Christian Fichtenbauer: The missing link between individuals and machines in regard to truth
- Werner Schmidt: SOUL Initiative
- Erwin Aitenbichler: Application of Subject-oriented Modeling in Automatic Service Composition
- Robert Singer/Erwin Zinser: S-BPM in Research and Education
- Albert Fleischmann: What is S-BPM
- Anton Kramm: Case Study I - Process as a Service
- Gabriele Konjack: Case Study II AST - Order Control Process
- Hagen Buchwald: Potential building blocks
Organization
Registration
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