About BPM.com

 For over 5 years, BPM.com has been the Internet's top destination for articles, news, research and white papers on Business Process Management and workflow.  BPM is a process-centric approach to managing business operations, evolving from earlier and existing technologies and practices including business process re-engineering, workflow management, and document management.

Today with the advent of sophisticated process engines and management infrastructure, BPM is now viable enterprise-wide and one of the most exciting opportunities for business today. The entire life cycle of a business process can now be managed through BPM, creating one of the most rapidly growing market sectors for both services and technology. Never before have business and information technology converged to such a far-reaching extent. Properly implemented, BPM technology becomes part of the fabric of the corporation, the beating electronic heart of its operations.

We believe BPM will be recognized as the definitive source of sustainable competitive advantage for almost every medium to large enterprise. We also believe that how an organization implements BPM will determine the scale and nature of the potential advantage. Understanding BPM is therefore crucial to both business managers and IT managers. It is the role of BPM.com to provide news and in-depth articles about both the business and technology perspectives of business process management.

Thank you for reading BPM.com and please drop me a note with your thoughts about our site. 

Sincerely,

Nathaniel Palmer, Editor-in-Chief

BPM.com accepts byline contributions and relevant news releases. To be considered for publication on BPM.com for a bylined article, text with diagrams should be sent softcopy Word or HTML (NOT PDF)

Each published article will have an “About The Author” at the end with no more than 150 words. It is the publisher’s discretion whether or not contact information will be included. Submissions for online publication can be made at any time and, once accepted, will normally be published within 4-6 weeks.

Successful Submissions Will Meet These Criteria:

• Copy may not include product or vendor specific information (no ‘pitching’)
• Word count is 1,00 to 2,500 words. However, articles are never accepted or rejected purely on the basis of word count.
• The best advice is “write enough on the subject matter to do it justice without losing the attention of the reader.
• Use diagrams and graphics whenever possible.

Submission Procedure for Proposing an Article:

1. Submit a 4-5 sentence synopsis of the proposed article.
2. The editor will accept, decline, or ask for more information.
3. On acceptance of proposal, write and submit the article.
4. Subject to a successful editorial review, the article will be published.

Procedure for Requesting Review of Existing Material:

1. Submit the article, stating clearly if the material has been published, or is under consideration for publication, elsewhere.
2. The article will be reviewed and either accepted, declined, or amendments requested.

Required Information and Accepted Formats:

1. Text – Word document (.doc) or HTML (preferred)
2. Diagrams – images as independent 70dpi files (.jpg or .gif) and placed within the document.
3. Author bio (150 work max) and contact details

Please send copy, diagrams, and author info to the editor Nathaniel Palmer via email.

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