ABOUT THIS SESSION:
ABOUT THE MODERATOR(s):
Sandy Kemsley is an independent analyst, architect and blogger, specializing in business process management and related technologies. During her career of 20+ years, she founded both a desktop workflow and content management product company, and a 40-person services firm specializing in BPM and e-commerce. She also worked for FileNet (now IBM) as Director of eBusiness Evangelism during 2000-1, and was a featured speaker on BPM and its impact on business at conferences and customer sites in 14 countries during that time. In 2002 she returned to independent practice, and writes the popular “Column 2” blog on ebizQ at http://www.column2.com.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER(s):
Mylene Lizotte, CBAP®, works as a Business Architect within the Enterprise Architecture team at Bombardier Aerospace. She has over 15 years experience in all aspects of business analysis and has a solid background as an application specialist and project manager, from the project opportunity analysis to customer acceptance. Having a strong knowledge of the requirement gathering, design, implementation, testing, and on-going support of technical solutions processes, she is now focusing her activities on enterprise analysis, business architecture and enterprise architecture.
Richard Levine has been solving business / process problems for over three decades. He is a 24-year veteran of the grocery industry with Giant Eagle, Inc. Most recently, he has specialized in Knowledge Management, Business Process Analysis and Enterprise Business Architecture, and is currently working on designing and deployment of an Enterprise IT Roadmap.
Prior conference presentations include “A Method to Integrate BPM Into an Organization” (Business Process management Conference, November 2006); “Using Effective Approaches to Engage an Organization in KM Initiatives” (APQC Annual Conference, May 2003; “Content Management, A Key Part of KM Processes” (APQC Managing Content and Knowledge, August 2001)
Louise Harris is a senior consultant focused on defining and implementing complex solutions which integrate information across multiple service providers in both the public and private sectors. She also has significant experience facilitating collaboration and consensus building across multiple organizations at the executive, senior management and senior specialist levels across the realms of strategy, policy, business architecture and technical solution definition. After spending over ten years leading enterprise IT integration initiatives in the health space, Louise has focused her attention over the last six years on helping clients first define integrated business architectures which can subsequently be enabled by successful IT integration solutions. Louise is regarded as a personable consultant who delivers practical, agile, expandable and people friendly solutions for her clients.
