BPM is most effective when it is matched with a willing and engaged organisational culture. At an early stage, it’s important to document what you want to accomplish and develop a thoughtful and well-formed strategy for implementing BPM and automating your business processes. Once documented, BPM software can execute the strategy.

Are you laying the groundwork for BPM? In this blog, we offer practical advice for organisations planning a BPM implementation.

What is the Magic Quadrant?

The Magic Quadrant plots the top BPM providers onto a grid with an X axis for ability to execute and a Y axis for completeness of vision. The grid is divided into four (magic) quadrants - niche players, challengers, visionaries and leaders.

The report reviews the iBPMS market and evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of each vendor, offering critical advice for any organisation considering an iBPMS platform to support digital transformation.

In this blog, we provide an overview of the latest update, including a jargon-busting explanation of each new feature.

In recent years, more organisations have looked to streamline business processes and build leaner, more efficient business models.

Consequently, the importance of BPM has been elevated as organisations seek to stay ahead of the curve by putting technology in place to allow for streamlined processes and continued growth and expansion.

This is supported by analyst reports revealing the BPM market was worth nearly $8 billion last year and is forecast to grow at a double-digit rate to 2025.

In this blog, we predict the top 5 trends in BPM over the next 12 months. While some trends are new, others have been highlighted before but are now reaching maturity and we expect them to reach critical mass this year.

Sadly, we are not Nostradamus though; so these predictions are based on our industry/product knowledge and conversations with partners and customers.

Case management is a way of grouping processes, transactions or responses that define a complex activity and which can be tracked over a period of time. A case usually involves actions by many different people, both inside and outside of the organisation. Every action, message, response and document generated during this complex activity becomes part of the case, whether part of the same workflow or not.