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Menu News & Events   BPM Conference - Speaker Profile: Dash Forghani October 22nd 2008 Harnessing the Potential of Business Process Management Melbourne: 28 - 30 October 2008 Facilitated by a panel of expert speakers from the private and public sector of Australia. An insight into the content of the conference and its facilitators will be featured here via the News and Events page; so please check weekly as speaker profiles along with a briefing of their presentation will be updated in the lead-up to the event. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BPM Practice in Australian organisations - status and potential Dash Forghani (University of Western Sydney) Senior Lecturer Profile Member of Centre for Innovation and Industry Studies (CInIS) Active researcher in the area of Business Process Management Presentation This presentation covers an overview of the current state of adoption an use of Business Process Management (BPM) practice in Australian organisations. The contents of this presentation are based on the result of the findings of the BPM survey conducted by Centre for Industry and Innovation Studies (CInIS) at the University of Western Sydney (UWS in September 2007. This presentation covers a detailed analysis of the findings of this study aiming to assist organisations: develop a clear understanding of the current state of BPM practices in Australia organisations learn from other organisations about their BPM deployment experiences become familiar with shorfalls and advancements of BpM practices in Australia appreciate the trends of BPM in Australia View on BPM A systematic approach to analysing, redesigning, improving and managing a specific project or program process Key Takeaways A general undestanding of current BPM practices An awareness about the shortfalls and advancements in BPM practices An appreciation for the BPM trends in Australia The Biggest Issue in BPM today Ownership, optimisation, and management of business process by business managers not IT managers. A special acknowledgement goes to Dash Forghani for the material and information which he has contributed in IHC's BPM Report - Insights and Practices for Sustained Transformation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Imre Hegedus Consulting in association with Ark Group Australia are offering a special 15% discount* off the standard conference registration price for delegates. *Please quote the code found on the back of the brochure to recieve the discount.

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