Outstanding Understanding in BPM Case Study Competition Guidelines

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Competition Schedule:

Submissions must be received by DECEMBER 15, 2008. Winners will be announced January 26, 2009.  Recognition and awards will be given at the OMG Technical Meeting in Washington, DC March 23-27, 2009.

Judges:

1. Paul Harmon, Executive Editor, Business Process Trends
2. Michael zur Muehlen, Director, Center of Excellence in Business Process Innovation, Stevens Institute of Technology
3. Karen D. Larkowski, Executive Vice President, BPM Consortium

Awards:

	Best Overall BPM Application This award will go to the application that demonstrates the best use of current BPM concepts and techniques to solve a company's problem. The solution can involve a process architecture, a process performance measurement system, or a major redesign project. The solution need not involve software, but it will likely have a significant software component.
	Best BPM Application that demonstrates the use of one or more business process standards (e.g. UML Activity Diagrams, BPMN, BPDM, BPEL, BPMM, BMM, BPSB, SCOR) This award will go to the application that demonstrates how one or more business process standards, or the technologies employing those standards, can contribute to process improvement at a company. The application solution based on BPEL, for example.
	BPM Application that Demonstrates the Best Return on Investment This award will go to the application that demonstrates the most impressive ROI on a business process change effort.

Disclaimer:

Case Studies submitted become the property of BPTrends and the OMG. Case Studies will be checked for accuracy and edited for use by BPTrends and the OMG.

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