ESB Forrester Wave

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By: Bruce Silver December 29, 2016 bpms

If, like me, you're still trying to work out how ESB fits in BPMS (or not), or even what the heck it is, you can look at the new Forrester Wave, courtesy of Cape Clear, the nominal winner.

Here is the chart posted on their site, and you can download the whole report by registering with Cape Clear.

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