I presently am in Las Vegas attending the SAP Insider BPM2008 event but before I post some of my impressions of this specific event in the US, I'd like to retroactively describe a meeting I had two weeks ago in Marseille, when I attended the European SAP Insider BPM2008 event. I was invited to join as a speaker and privileged to be part of an SAP contingent that included ann.rosenberg/blog (SAP Business Transformation Consulting), gregory.prickril/blog (SAP NetWeaver BPM Lead Designer), https://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/u/251754001 [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] (SAP Process Governance Office), donka.dimitrova/blog (SAP Netweaver BPM product Management) and Arkin Efeoglu (SAP forum moderator of Enterprise Services Workplace) as well as Charles Möller (Center for Industrial Production at Aalborg University). While helping cover the vendor booths and meeting with some 600 plus BPM oriented customers, I met up with SAP Mentor Mike Pokraka who was invited as a speaker on the topic of SAP Business Workflow. I also engaged in conversation with IDS Scheer's Peter Keller on the topic of whether workflow was a methodology.
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