11 January, 2011
Copenhagen, Denmark

Through a number of interesting case studies by Carlsberg, ATP, Armed Forces, LEGO and Foss, this conference focuses on how you can create a successful link between business and IT with Business Process Management (BPM). The conference will help you control and manage your work processes to deliver fast results, helping you to effectively and successfully support business needs.

Participants will learn of the various project organizations and approaches, deployment and implementation models, BPM set-up and governance structures, process models and process tools, and how to establish a process-oriented development approach.

This conference will address:

• How to create successful process and IT projects?
• What business results can be achieved by linking process and IT development?
• What methods should be used?
• How should you organize the project?
• How can you ensure implementation of new processes and IT?
• How best to manage and organize work processes with BPM?
• Who is responsible for process optimization: IT or business?
• How do you manage in practice? How do you manage the "process governance", and what does a BPM setup look like?
• How do you implement process ownership?
• What are the main challenges and pitfalls?

For more information, visit the Danish IT Business Process Management Conference Web site (in Danish).

Pre-Conference BPM Master Class

10 January, 2011
Copenhagen, Denmark

This BPM Master Class provides a practical "hands on" experience in how to develop and manage a Business Process Management application using BPM tools. People working with BPM will have a unique opportunity to gain an introduction to BPM frameworks and governance practices and an insight into how a BPM tool can be used for process modeling.

Master Class Facilitators:

• Francis Bell, Bizcon
• Ricardo Pascual-Jackson, Anatonia