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Research and Markets: Appian Looks to Break into Enterprise Social Collaboration Space with Worksocial
By: Business Wire
Nov. 23, 2012 11:15 AM
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/cbljct/appian_looks_to) has announced the addition of the "Appian Looks to Break into Enterprise Social Collaboration Space with Worksocial" report to their offering. The process re-engineering work that corporations undertook in the 1990s focused on operational processes that were highly structured and which could be clearly designed in advance, separate from their operation. Now though, more and more organisations are considering whether lessons learned from this improvement work can be applied to less structured and more collaborative work patterns. The introduction of "Worksocial" is an attempt by Appian to explain how its tools for improving and automating structured work, combined with its enterprise social collaboration features, extend the reach and applicability of 'traditional' process applications and create more directed social collaboration environments. Key Topics Covered: Summary BPM and business processes get social The changing scope of 'business process' as a concept Beyond structured, predictable, transactional work Introducing Appian worksocial Appian has always been an innovator in BPM technology Worksocial is not a new product, but an attempt to break out What next? What should you do? Companies Mentioned - Appian For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/cbljct/appian_looks_to
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