7th Int. Business Process Management Conference 2009 Ulm, Germany 7th-10th September 2009 |  |
General Information
BPM 2009 is the seventh conference in a series that provides the most distinguished specialized forum for researchers and practitioners in business process management (BPM). The conference has a record of attracting innovative research of highest quality related to all aspects of business process management including theory, frameworks, methods, techniques, architectures, and empirical findings. BPM’09 takes place in Ulm in September 2009. General chairs are Peter Dadam and Manfred Reichert.
Traditionally, the BPM conference attracts the outstanding researchers in the field. The BPM solicits original research papers that break new ground in or make significant novel contributions to the field. The BPM conference also aims at bridging the viewpoints of leading research outcomes with practical demands and industrial experience (i.e. in prototypes).
Accordingly, the conference encourages practitioners to share their experience on innovative industrial implementations and applications of business process management methods and techniques, with particular focus on their impact on information technology use or business practice.This applies to the conference and workshop tracks as well as the demonstration session.
Each conference day will be opened by outstanding keynote speakers. Prof. Dr. Dr. hc. mult. August-Wilhelm Scheer will talk about next generation Business Process Management “BPM 3.0”. Prof. Scheer is founder and chairman of the supervisory Board of IDS Scheer AG and imc AG. Furthermore, he is president of the German Federal Association for Information Economy, Telecommunications, and New Media (BITKOM) and vice president of the Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie e.V. (BDI). The two other keynote speakers are John Hoogland (LL.M.), founder and CEO of Pallas Athena, who will give a talk about “Change in Control” and Prof. Bertram Ludaescher (Ph.D.) from University of California. His keynote is about “Scientific Workflows – Business (Workflows) as Usual”.
Some facts about BPM’09:
Conference Track. In the main conference track there will be 19 high quality presentations on a variety of BPM related topics: process modeling, process verification, process management, process mining, process compliance, and service-oriented computing.
Workshops. The day before the conference there will be eight international workshops on the following topics: process reference modeling, empirical research in BPM, business process design, collaborative processes, processes in healthcare, business process intelligence, business process management and social software, and event-driven processes
Panels and Tutorials. During the conference there will be a panel on process compliance (“Why aren’t BPM approaches taking Center-Stage for managing Regulatory Compliance”) and four excellent tutorials given by well-known speakers from the BPM community: BPMN 2.0, Business Process Modeling, Process Model Comprehension, and Business Process Flexibility.
Tools Demos. Demonstrations of more than ten innovative and groundbreaking research prototypes will be given. Among the presented tools will be ProM, YAWL, ADEPT2, and DECLARE.
Further information and registration details can be found at www.bpm2009.org.
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