 | Level: Introductory 01 May 2007 Director of IBM® WebSphere® Business Integration defines business process management, the development climate that demands it, and sites examples of how it has transformed businesses.
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Angel Diaz is uniquely qualified to make sense of business process
management within today's complex software development climate. In this 18-minute podcast, Diaz looks at the many things that an effective business process management solution facilitates, and shares examples of how Business Process Management (BPM) has transformed businesses. The BPM solution market is discussed and IBM offerings outlined. He concludes with a description of new BPM resources recently launched on developerWorks.
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About the guest  Angel Luis Diaz is IBM director for WebSphere Business Integration with a
focus on BPM architecture and product development. Prior to this role, Diaz
led IBM Software Group Technology Strategy and SOA Innovation, and On
Demand Operating Environment Technology Strategy and Marketing. Major
accomplishments include the creation of the On Demand Operating Environment
Architecture and Standards Compendium, as well as a cross-discipline
technique for helping customers achieve that architecture. Earlier, he was a
member of IBM's Research staff and a senior manager, where he led advanced
technology projects related to XML and Web services. In 2002, he initiated
the world’s first two standards that made use of Web services: the
Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards
(OASIS) Web Services For Remote Portals (WSRP) and OASIS Web Services For
Interactive Applications (WSIA). As a result, he was nominated to the OASIS
Technical Advisory Board, a body that defined the technical agenda for
future OASIS standards work. In 1998, Diaz was co-chair and co-author of the
first XML standard: the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Mathematical Markup
Language (MathML). Since then, he has served on seven W3C activities,
including the Extensible Style Language (XSL), Cascading Style Sheets
(CSS), and Document Object Model (DOM). Diaz received his doctorate in
computer science (distributed computing and computer algebra) from
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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