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November 17, 2005

The End of Process

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Posted by Ross Mayfield

If a knowledge worker has the organization’s information in a social context at their finger tips, and the organization is sufficiently connected to tap experts and form groups instantly to resolve exceptions — is there a role for business process as we know it?

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Business process confusion: once more... from On IT-business alignment and related things
I really like most of Ross Mayfield's stuff on Many2Many. But in The End of Process (as here, which I commented on previously) I think he's getting a bit carried away. The piece actually replays many of the points that Ross made back in May, which I ... [Read More]

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Business processes and practices from On IT-business alignment
Ross Mayfield's perspectives on the demise of business process and the rise of social software, which the other Neil has previously commented on, continues to spark debate. This time, fellow analyst Mike Gotta over at Burton Group enters the fray. ... [Read More]

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