Nuevo Volumen de la revista Business Process Management Journal: Volumen 30, Issue 6 (29 oct 2024)

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Business Process Management Journal   Volume 30, Issue 6

Volume 30, Issue 6 Publication date: 29 October 2024 Firm-level climate change risk and adoption of ESG practices: a machine learning prediction Mushtaq Hussain Khan, Zaid Zein Alabdeen, Angesh Anupam HTML | PDF (3MB) Longitudinal analysis of production process variability: an organizational information processing theory perspective Ata Karbasi, Maryam Mahdikhani, Melanie Gerschberger, Sina Aghaie HTML | PDF (745KB) Electronic procurement adoption and procurement performance: does institutional quality matter? Isaac Tetteh Charnor, Evelyn Kukuwa Quartey HTML | PDF (990KB) A strategic process to manage the right value proposition with retailers in the B2C sector Mehir Baidya, Bipasha Maity HTML | PDF (176KB) Green supply chain management and sustainable performance: exploring the role of green ambidexterity innovation and top management environmental awareness Javier Martínez-Falcó, Eduardo Sánchez-García, Bartolomé Marco-Lajara, Kyuho Lee HTML | PDF (1MB) Intertwining entrepreneurial motivation and the global mindset: a look into entrepreneurial profiles and business outcomes Andreea Mitan, Elena-Mădălina Vătămănescu, Violeta-Mihaela Dincă, Mihai-Alexandru Ghigiu HTML | PDF (350KB) Blockchain adoption impact on real estate performance: the mediating role of real estate and blockchain transparency Grazia Spiga, Syed Zamberi Ahmad, William Yeoh HTML | PDF (484KB) Should I voice to improve workplace practices? Hira Rani, Obed Rashdi Syed, Muslim Amin, Waheed Ali Umrani, Halimin Herjanto HTML | PDF (866KB) Implementing total quality management in a virtual organisation: thoughts and lessons from an interventionist approach Welington Norberto Carneiro, Octavio Ribeiro de Mendonça Neto, Paulo Afonso, Jose Carlos Tiomatsu Oyadomari, Ronaldo Gomes Dultra-de-Lima HTML | PDF (720KB) Redefining supply chain sustainability: introducing the context of extreme weather events Ifeyinwa Juliet Orji, Francis I. Ojadi HTML | PDF (843KB) The influence of CSR on enterprise value: the case of China’s real estate industry Xinran Kong, Wei Wang HTML | PDF (554KB) Adopting Industry 4.0 through absorptive capacity and innovation ambidexterity with the moderation of learning capability Gharib Hashem HTML | PDF (532KB) The role of organizational performance in sustaining competitive advantage through reverse logistics activities Ahmed Dabees, Andrej Lisec, Sahar Elbarky, Mahmoud Barakat HTML | PDF (743KB) Strengthening green competitive advantage through organizational learning and green marketing capabilities in a big data environment: a moderated-mediation model Hashim Zameer, Ying Wang, Humaira Yasmeen HTML | PDF (467KB) Exploring the mediating effect of intellectual capital on the relationship between ethical leadership and innovative performance Diksha Sharma, Meena Sharma HTML | PDF (2MB) Decision making performance of business analytics capabilities: the role of big data literacy and analytics competency Ikhsan A. Fattah HTML | PDF (534KB) Navigating the innovation frontier: ambidextrous strategies, knowledge creation, and organizational agility in the pursuit of competitive excellence Abdul Hakeem Waseel, Jianhua Zhang, Muhammad Usman Shehzad, Irshad Hussain Sarki, Muhammad Wajid Kamran HTML | PDF (2MB) Unpacking the black box between market culture and innovation performance: the role of absorptive capacity and resistance to change Gizem Kara, Hulya Turkcan, Salih Zeki Imamoglu, Huseyin Ince HTML | PDF (381KB) Analyzing how COVID-19 moderates the relationship between organizational learning capabilities, technological innovation, supply chain management and enterprise performance in the automobile industry Samera Nazir, Saqib Mehmood, Li Zhaolei, Zarish Nazir, Sana Nazir HTML | PDF (905KB) Retraction notice: Impacts of monetary instruments on overnight spread under the interest rate corridor framework: evidence from China HTML | PDF (41KB) Retraction notice: Using e-wallet for business process development: challenges and prospects in Malaysia HTML | PDF (40KB)

Exploring the 2024 SPARK Matrix™ Report: iBPMS Leaders and Market Insights

As you're into Business Process Management (BPM) and constantly following digital transformation trends, you need to know about QKS Group’s latest SPARK Matrix™ report on Intelligent Business Process Management Suites (iBPMS). Published in October 2024, this report dives deep into the iBPMS landscape, offering a complete view of the leading vendors in the market. Let me walk you through the essentials and key insights, especially if you’re considering implementing or upgrading your process automation solutions.

Why iBPMS Matters

In today’s world, companies are increasingly pressured to innovate quickly and optimize efficiency. Here’s where iBPMS comes in. iBPMS is more than just a way to manage workflows; it's about intelligently automating complex processes with advanced tech like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotic Process Automation (RPA), and data analytics. Think of it as a BPM solution on steroids, with the ability to handle dynamic, unstructured processes and adapt in real-time.

With this technology, businesses can scale their processes, integrate seamlessly with existing systems, and respond quickly to change—all while keeping operational costs in check. The SPARK Matrix™ report highlights this very idea, emphasizing the importance of iBPMS in today’s digital-first economy.

The SPARK Matrix™ 2024: A Snapshot of Industry Leaders

QKS Group’s SPARK Matrix™ is a unique tool for assessing iBPMS providers. The matrix evaluates each vendor based on two main criteria: technology excellence and customer impact. This means the vendors who rank high have a solid tech foundation and a positive, measurable impact on their clients. The SPARK Matrix™ then maps each vendor’s strengths and market positioning, making it easier for organizations to choose the best solution for their specific needs.

Some of the key players analyzed include well-known names like Axon Ivy, Appian, IBM, and Pegasystems, alongside other innovative vendors such as AgilePoint, AuraQuantic, Bizagi, and Camunda. Each of these companies brings unique capabilities to the table, from low-code development options that make automation accessible to non-technical users, to advanced AI integrations for predictive analytics and automated decision-making.

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Spotlight on Axon Ivy: 2024’s SPARK Matrix™ Leader

The 2024 report crowns Axon Ivy as a Leader in the iBPMS space, and for good reason. Known for its open architecture, Axon Ivy’s platform is incredibly flexible, making it ideal for integrating with third-party systems and adapting to complex organizational requirements. This platform’s ability to bring together people, systems, and data into a cohesive workflow is one of the top reasons it earned its spot as a Leader.

Axon Ivy’s iBPMS is designed for users at all skill levels, from no-code enthusiasts to full-stack developers. According to Kunal Pakhale, QKS Group’s Senior Analyst, Axon Ivy also stands out for its Adaptive Case Management (ACM), which gives companies the flexibility to handle unstructured processes. ACM is key in industries where processes aren’t always predictable, allowing businesses to adapt workflows on the fly.

Future Trends in iBPMS

The SPARK Matrix™ report doesn’t just focus on the present; it outlines future trends that are likely to shape the iBPMS market. Here are a few key takeaways:

1. AI and Predictive Analytics: Advanced AI capabilities will enable even better decision-making and predictive insights.
2. Cloud-Native Solutions: More iBPMS solutions will be optimized for cloud environments, enabling businesses to scale easily.
3. Process Mining: With real-time data, iBPMS platforms will identify and address inefficiencies continuously.
4. Automated Compliance: As regulations get more complex, iBPMS will incorporate automated compliance, especially useful for sectors like finance and healthcare.

Closing Thoughts

The 2024 SPARK Matrix™ by QKS Group is an essential guide if you’re in the BPM space. It clearly illustrates that iBPMS is no longer a nice-to-have—it's a strategic must. The leaders identified in this report, especially Axon Ivy, set the standard for what iBPMS should offer: flexibility, intelligence, and scalability. So, if you’re thinking about optimizing your business processes, the SPARK Matrix™ is a great starting point to understand the competitive landscape and the innovation driving iBPMS forward.

REPORT: https://qksgroup.com/market-research/spark-matrix-intelligent-business-process-management-suites-ibpms-q4-2024-8054