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Global Advisory Board

Mark McGregro
BPM expert, UK

Process 07 India: The 1-day business process management conference was perhaps India’s first. It was organized by Instipet on August 20, 2007 in Mumbai. Mark McGregor, BPM expert from the UK spoke about BPM, Key BPM perspectives, 8 omega frameworks, etc. Participants were from 15 companies including Saint-Gobain, Cap Gemini, Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro, and Cognizant.

What is Process-Effiect Technology?

Process-Efficient Technology (PET) is a new approach that helps address critical questions that enterprises should ask while envisioning an IT project -- before they actually invest.

PET is a systematic and holistic approach to unify the streamlining of various elements in an IT-enabled business process. Elements include all or critical processes, people, IT applications, and user interfaces (UI). Benefits delivered include process-IT alignment and measurable new levels of process efficiency besides the creation of a blue print for an envisioned software project. Critical every time an enterprise envisions a new IT investment, PET also helps leverage similar business value from existing assets.

Why Instipet

As an intrinsic part of nearly every modern business process, IT has consumed colossal amounts of money since it came into business in 1951. With some enterprises spending as much as $1 Billion and more annually, research firms forecast that worldwide IT spending will reach $1.3 trillion in 2008.

How can an enterprise ensure that an investment in a new or reengineered application will really improve the performance of the business process?

Read more here.

Who Instipet Serves

Business and IT executives including CIOs and CTOs
Emerging breed of PET practitioners
Business Process Management (BPM) and process specialists
Software community folks ranging from executives to project managers to architects to business analysts.

How you could participate

Contributing Lifetime Member: Instipet welcomes contributions from individuals and organizations.

Individuals: The contribution amount is $150 or more (INR 5000 or more for India-based professionals).

Organizations: The contribution amount is $1000 or more (INR 35,000 or more for India-based companies).

Benefits:

Certificate appreciating you as an Instipet Contributing Member (with your name/logo)
Your name/logo under “Contributing Members” at the Instipet website
Lifetime membership (please note that membership services are not open yet).

If you need to know more, please email info@instipet.org.

Volunteer: If you are an expert (individual or organization), you could give your time, expertise, or support to Instipet

Partner: If you are an established organization, you could partner with Instipet for mutual benefit, say, to co-organize a conference

Sponsor: You could financially support an Instipet project such as a conference.