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In May, I was invited to co-present with ANZ Bank at the IBM Information On Demand Australian Conferences in Sydney and Melbourne. Information and pictures about the Australian conferences as well as a copy of that presentation can be found at IBM's Information On Demand Australian Conference website.

Based on the success of the presentation in Australia, IBM has now invited me to participate in the IBM Information On Demand Global Conference in Las Vegas. The IBM Information On Demand Global Conference is IBM's premier information management event and attracts thousands of business leaders from all over the world who are interested in leveraging the information within their organisations.

Once again, I will be co-presenting with Barry McGill, Head of BPM at ANZ, about the overall strategy for BPM at the bank and a study of one of Renewtek's IBM FileNet BPM implementations for a lending process. We hope to be able to expand our Australian presentation into an overall journey for ANZ and discuss some of the benefits and lessons that were learned along the way.

The conference will be held in Las Vegas from October 26th through the 31st. Special guests include Martin Short as the Master of Ceremonies, the Village People and yours truly. Barry McGill of ANZ and I will be presenting on Wednesday, 29 October from 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM. Wish me luck!

For more information about the conference, please visit IBM's Information On Demand Global website.

Jay Jenkins (James Jenkins) is the Business Process Management (BPM) Practice Lead and a Principal Consultant for Renewtek. Jay has over 10 years of BPM and workflow experience using various technologies. He currently oversees various BPM projects and is an advisor to financial and government agencies for implementation of BPM systems for both tactical and transformational programs of work.

Jay attended the University of Missouri in the Computer Engineering program and immediately joined a software company specializing in web and communications technologies. Jay then joined a FileNet partner in New York that specialized in data capture and workflow. This began his focus on business process and efficiency. His clients included Amalgamated Insurance, Federal Express, Gallup, US Census Bureau, Revenue Canada, Massachusetts Department of Revenue and VSI Holdings.

Jay joined the consulting arm of KPMG in New York City which spun off to become BearingPoint. As a consultant and manager for BearingPoint for seven years, Jay worked as one of the BPM leads working accross both integration services and data and knowledge management areas. BearingPoint transferred Jay to BearingPoint Australia to help grow the Australian Content Management and BPM capability. Jay's clients included Commonwealth Bank Australia, IAG, Australia Post, Westpac, Telstra Corporation Ltd, New York City Department of Finance, New York City School Construction Authority, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Florida Department of Education and Arizona Department of Revenue.

Jay Jenkins is Renewtek's BPM Practice Lead and is a recognized expert and thought leader in BPM. Clients include tier 1 banks, health insurers and government agencies.