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Upcoming Events


IQPC's Business Process Management Conference
Date:	September 28, 2004 - September 29, 2004
Location:	Carlton Crest Hotel, Melbourne, Australia
Improving agility, performance and management capability - IQPC is proud to present its 4th National Conference on transforming your organisation through Business Process Management. Through case studies and expert commentary from actual practitioners you will learn the strategies, tactics and important characteristics of a successful BPM implementation. In particular discover insights into process-based analysis and continuous improvement, governance, people, measurement, technology, and change management. Ask about our interactive executive tutorials designed to answer your specific challenges in executing BPM successfully.

Delphi's Summit on Business Process eXcellence
Date:	October 04, 2004 - October 06, 2004
Location:	Hotel del Coronado, San Diego, CA
The demand to cut costs and reduce business process cycle times while increasing agility and innovation must be married into a single integrated strategy of business process excellence. Delphi's BPX2004 Summit is the first event to advance the agenda beyond buzzwords by assembling an audience of business leaders seeking to capitalize on the new realities adn possibilities offered by business process excellence.

marcus evans' Business Process Management Conference
Date:	October 26, 2004 - October 27, 2004
Location:	Hyatt Regency Tech Center, Denver, CO
Gain a competitive advantage in the constantly changing business environment enabling you to react quickly to customer needs. BPM is not an industry specific technology. In fact, companies and organizations from a variety of industries can benefit from adopting a BPM solution. BPM offers companies the unique opportunity to change the way they do business by using a seamless enterprise-wide solution to handle all of their internal business processes and tasks.


Brainstorm's Business Process Management Conference
Date:	November 03, 2004 - April 11, 2020
Location:	Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan, New York, NY
Co-Chaired by Janelle Hill of META Group and Brett Champlin of the Association for Business Process Management Professionals (ABPMP), this conference will provide guidance and insight to Business and IT leaders looking to model, monitor, manage, optimize and innovate critical business processes in 2004. It will feature a forum where conference attendees, industry experts and vendors work together to shape winning solutions and strategies. Extended educational sessions detail the latest technological advancements, proven “Best of Breed” solutions and trends in business process management. Keynotes, dedicated breakout tracks, case studies, solution panels, interactive workshops and working sessions tackle the key issues.


DCI's Business Process Management Conference
Date:	November 09, 2004 - November 11, 2004
Location:	The Palace Hotel, San Francisco, CA
To meet your most important education needs, the comprehensive fall program features a rich mix of three in-depth and hands-on tracks, seminars, workshops and activities designed to provide business and IT professionals with the critical knowledge needed to collaborate and cut through the dense layers of BPM. An unequaled faculty of industry pioneers, thought leaders, visionaries and down-to-earth practitioners from leading organizations will address today’s most pressing BPM-related issues enabling the confident implementation of your BPM initiatives. For more information or to register for this event, go to http://www.dci.com/brochure/bpmsf or all DCI at (978) 470-3880.

IQPC's Business Process Management for Supply Chain
Date:	November 15, 2004 - November 17, 2004
Location:	Las Vegas, NV
Business Process Management (BPM) is a process improvement technique designed to make the Supply Chain a strategic asset. As the Supply Chain has progressed from being a line item to a multi-dimensional corporate tool, it is challenging to keep continuous improvement on track. Supply Chain Executives are expected to reduce costs, trim inventory, improve customer service and increase efficiency all at the same time. BPM can help you leverage the strategic advantage you need to prove the value of your function. IQPC is assembling an industry forum with Supply Chain experts who are taking a critical look at this area. This conference is a chance to learn how to maximize results by implementing various process improvement strategies and techniques within the Supply Chain.

IQPC's Business Process Management for Financial Services 2004
Date:	November 15, 2004 - November 16, 2004
Location:	London, U.K.
By 2005, 90% of large enterprises will have Business Process Management (BPM) in their Enterprise Nervous System…those that continue to hard-code all flow control, or insist on manual process steps and do not incorporate BPM's benefits, will lose out to those that adopt BPM. - Gartner Group 2004 Major financial organisations are already implementing BPM. This is not a fad. If you haven't started, you are already behind the times. In June 2004, the first-ever European BPM Exchange attracted delegates from all over the world. In November, the linked case study driven conference, BPM for Financial Services, will bring you experts from financial sector organisations to help you: 1 - Cut costs and improve efficiency without compromising customer satisfaction, 2 - Deal with the impending mortgage regulations and the crippling costs of compensation, and 3 - Implement agile and automated processes and change management structures.