Watch out – the hype meter is running high on this one.
It is not often that I disagree with Information Management, and I am not sure that I really am, but I have to diverge from the views in this article, Process Data Management: Like Your Brain And Your Heart, BPM and MDM Can’t Survive Independently. [...]
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