Webcast: An Analyst’s Take on Business-Driven BPM for Case Management – Replay
December 28, 2013 Leave a comment
Join Bruce Silver, BPM Industry Analyst, to learn how case management and support for unstructured processes can help your organization better serve your customers.
In this webcast, Bruce will discuss what the term business-driven means and how case management and support for unstructured processes help organizations better serve their customers.
Join this webcast and learn about:
- Oracle Business Process Management Suite and how it enables business managers and analysts to easily design and manage process
- The capabilities that make Oracle’s BPM solution more business-driven, flexible, and agile
- The addition of adaptive case management and how it now enables users to manage unstructured processes, covering all possible process usage patterns and scenarios
Presenters:
- Bruce Silver, BPM Industry Analyst and Author
- Ajay Khanna, Director, Product Marketing, Oracle
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