BPM is yesterday’s news. Actually it’s last century’s news. It was born about 20 years ago—the first company offering that kind of development capability being Pegasystems Inc. Other companies probably claim that honor, I’m sure, and it doesn’t matter much as far as this article is concerned, because the point is that BPM is actually [...]
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Further Comments on Muscle Memory
- Tim Negris posted a comment to my post: Productivity And The “Muscle Memory” Interface It bears repetition. This is what it said… To dig deeper, it seems that the muscle-memory user interface (MMUI) has a few common attributes appearing in most...
Productivity And The “Muscle Memory” Interface
- This year I will finally be able to put some effort into PDQMac.com, the site I’ve set up with the aim of improving people’s interface productivity. If there’s a key underlying point to what I’ll be doing with that site,...
One Million Users: Is Stanza Killing The Kindle?
- If you’re not one of its million users, then you’re probably asking “What is Stanza?” Stanza is an electronic book application for the iPod/iPhone available for free through the Apple App Store. It’s not the only free eBook application, but...
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Briefings
- Some of the postings to this site are simply reports of briefings that I’ve had with vendors. Such postings are classified under this heading. Below are a set of links to such postings, most recent, first: Bungee: The Software Life Cycle as a Service - Bungee/BungeeConnect Desktone: Client Virtualization in the Cloud - Desktone Protecode: Keeping Your Nose...
The Maturing of the CEBP Market
- Software products are rarely long in gestation. There’s usually a rush to bring them to market before something competitive emerges. Oddly, this was not the case with Avaya’s Communications Enabled Business Processes (CEBP). (If you don’t know what CEBP is, read this.) At the recent Avaya analyst conference, Ravi Sethi, the President of Avaya Labs, explained...
Telephony/Communications Integration
- In late 2006, I finally started to get interested in computer integrated communications. I tend to get interested in a new subject area when the associated technology (hardware or software) begins to get integrated with business applications. As far as I was concerned this began to happen when Unified Communications and CEBP moved into the...