Jim Sinur

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Jim Sinur
Research VP
2 years at Gartner
42 years IT industry

Jim Sinur is a vice president in Gartner Research after a short stint with a BPM vendor. Prior to that, Mr. Sinur was with Gartner 15 years and helped establish the BPI/BPM areas at Gartner and is considered a thought leader. His research and areas… Read Full Bio

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Thanks for a Great BPM Conference in Orlando

by Jim Sinur  |  October 9, 2009  |  1 Comment

The BPM conference dust has settled and I am thinking back on what a great conference we had. While the numbers were not record setting, the quality of the event was high. Of course, we are planning our March 22 -24th Conference and we are planning a significant amount of new material. I’d just like to extend my gratitude the great number of folks that helped pull off this successful event.

Praying

First and foremost, I’d like to thank those that spent their extremely rare travel funds to come and partake of our BPM agenda. The amount of people networking at this conference was impressive. I’d also like to thank the vendors who worked hard to help our clients understand what unique value they bring to the BPM market place. Certainly Juan Fernandez, our fearless event leader, deserves much credit for pulling this BPM event off with near perfection. The folks who supported the actual event are too numerous to list, but events marketing, event sales, event operations and the hotel staff made this one of the smother events I have seen.

For the great content, I am thankful to the keynote speakers outside panelists, award winners and partners. Certainly it goes without saying that the analysts did their very best to make the content stellar. I heard great comments on all the speakers. When I asked what were the highlights of conference, there were many different answers and different sessions named. I would like to thank the blogger’s, who did a fantastic job. I would like to thank the tweeters who kept us informed about things. I could not ask for a higher quality event. It was fun to participate at full speed and watch others shine with enjoyment.

Thank you, thank you, thank you

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  • 1 Elise Olding   October 9, 2009 at 3:14 pm

    I’d like to second Jim’s “thank you.” I really appreciate the hard work of the Gartner team and all the great interactions with attendees. Look forward to Las Vegas!