Clay Richardson

Mr. Richardson is a principal analyst at Forrester Research where he serves enterprise architecture professionals and is a leading expert on business process management (BPM) software, services and methodologies. He delivers strategic guidance to professionals seeking to improve collaborative and operational business processes. Mr. Richardson specifically helps enterprises establish BPM strategies, governance standards and BPM centers of excellence; identify agile and lean methodologies best suited for BPM projects; and establish vendors and technologies that help automate and optimize mission-critical business processes.

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Design Thinking Puts the Customer Back in the Driver's Seat: Hold On to Your BPM

BY Clay Richardson

Sept. 2 2013

Business architects and business process professionals have traditionally focused on designing durable business processes that can stand the test of time. However, new technology disruptors, such as mobile...

Transforming Forms and Documents for the Modern Era

By Angele Taylor

Artificial intelligence (AI) is such a fast-moving piece of technology that it is hard to keep up with everything that it can do. The features that are front end center are the multimedia production c
Central Control of Customer Communications Drives Consistent Experiences Across Channels

By Patrick Kehoe

Trust is the foundation of every strong customer relationship, but it’s fragile. It can take years of consistent positive interactions to build, and only one or two poor experiences to undo. The mos
How Are CCM Leaders Managing True Section 508 Compliance?

By Ernie Crawford

Federal agencies, state and local governments and public colleges and universities are legally required to ensure their digital content, including digital documents and communications, are accessible
The Future of Insurance Communications

By Jason Pothen

As competition increases in the insurance industry, the market is experiencing saturation with products, options and competitive alternatives
8 Information Management Best Practices

By Joy Anderson

Information management is an essential element of every organization. It involves the application of technology and procedures to make sure that information is accessible and useful

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