Presented by the Workflow Management Coalition, this 2-day conference features leadership presentations, case studies, expert panels and technical sessions focused exclusively on workflow and business process management in government and defense agencies.
The only event of its kind, Process.gov is strictly non-commercial and no paid-for sessions or sponsored content will be presented. All sessions and presenters are peer-reviewed and subject to a rigorous jury process.
Presenters range from agency CIOs and CTOs to industry Chief Architects and leading practitioners. In addition, the event will feature the launch of the “2009 BPM & Workflow Handbook,” one of the most respected sources for up-to-date information on business process management. Sessions from selected chapters will be presented by the authors.
Day One consists of a single-track of back-to-back sessions from CIOs, CTOs and the most respected industry leaders. Over a dozen fast-paced, high-impact sessions and panel discussions will presented, followed by a networking reception at the end of the day.
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Process.gov
Presented by the Workflow Management Coalition, this 2-day conference features leadership presentations, case studies, expert panels and technical sessions focused exclusively on workflow and business process management in government and defense agencies.
The only event of its kind, Process.gov is strictly non-commercial and no paid-for sessions or sponsored content will be presented. All sessions and presenters are peer-reviewed and subject to a rigorous jury process.
Presenters range from agency CIOs and CTOs to industry Chief Architects and leading practitioners. In addition, the event will feature the launch of the “2009 BPM & Workflow Handbook,” one of the most respected sources for up-to-date information on business process management. Sessions from selected chapters will be presented by the authors.
Day One consists of a single-track of back-to-back sessions from CIOs, CTOs and the most respected industry leaders. Over a dozen fast-paced, high-impact sessions and panel discussions will presented, followed by a networking reception at the end of the day.
Details at http://www.wfmc.org/processgov-the-bpm-in-government-conference.html