About
The Must-Attend Event For BPM Professionals
How do you create BPM success for your organization? How do you drive high-performance business results? With a carefully calculated formula that helps you launch BPM projects, hone evolving BPM competencies and exploit leading-edge BPM insights for long-term success. It's a balanced, phased approach to BPM you'll find at the 2012 Gartner Business Process Management Summit, the largest, most comprehensive BPM conference in the world.
Offering objective advice, actionable insights, hands-on problem solving and unlimited peer networking, it's the only BPM event that fully explores proven BPM management disciplines as well as the latest BPM technologies — and demonstrates how to use them together in the most effective way possible.
Learn more about key takeaways and ROI you'll gain by attending a Gartner Summit Event
Key Benefits
Through analyst sessions, problem-solving workshops and peer interaction, you'll gain the insight necessary to:
- Build a convincing BPM business case for senior business and IT executives.
- Get teams of business & IT practitioners to visualize and solve process problems.
- Understand different types of BPM technologies & what levels of BPM maturity they deliver.
- Gain control and accountability over unstructured, ad hoc and dynamic processes.
- Grasp key principles for combining business analytics with process intelligence for BPM
- Stop reacting and make your business proactive and in control.
- Create & maintain an organizational culture that supports continuous innovation though BPM
Who Should Attend
Senior business and IT professionals including:
- CIO's and their direct reports
- IT and business executives involved with BPM initiatives
- Business and systems analysts
- Chief process officers and BPM project managers
- Business process owners
- Strategy, operations, finances and compliance leaders
- Quality management and QA officers
- HR and change management executives
Analyst Access
World's Top Industry Experts
Gartner's global research community of 750 analysts engages in nearly 300,000 one-to-one client interactions each year. There are several ways to interact with an analyst at the event, including:
- Gartner Analyst Sessions: Listen to insightful and actionable advice direct from a subject matter expert, with allotted time for Q&A.
- Gartner Analyst One-on-One Meetings: Private meetings that explore your personal IT issues and challenges.
- Analyst-User Roundtables: Small group format moderated by a Gartner analyst where you and your peers can share insights, challenges and concerns related to today's hottest topics.
Peer Networking
Real World Experience
Hundreds of senior business and IT leaders will convene to interact and share their knowledge and objectives. You can network with your peers at several informal networking sessions, including:
- End-User Case Studies: Learn about recent implementations firsthand, with an opportunity for Q&A with the IT and business executives leading the initiatives.
- Workshops: Presented by Gartner or guest experts, these intimate workshops provide an opportunity to drill down on specific "how to" topics in an extended, small group environment.
- Hospitality Suites: Hosted by Premier and Platinum sponsors, these evening theme receptions are ideal for informal networking.
Exhibitor Access
Discover. Compare. Evaluate.
Gartner conferences bring together the world's leading solution providers so you can gain a comprehensive understanding of what technologies are available, which are right for you, and how they shape up against the competition. Exhibitor access opportunities include:
- Solution Provider Sessions: Solution providers and their customers provide a look into how the products work in the real world.
- Face-to-Face Sponsor Meetings: Private, prearranged 30-minute meetings that will advance your projects and relationships, regardless of where you are in the buying cycle.
CIO Priorities
Driving BPM
Hear from David McCoy on the disciplines & technologies of BPM.
Interview with
Elise Olding
Read interview with Director and Conference Chair Elise Olding
