Derek Miers

Principal Analyst serving Enterprise Architecture PROFESSIONALS

Derek serves Enterprise Architecture Professionals. He is an internationally recognized expert in business process management (BPM) and organizational transformation. He has worked in this area for more than 20 years, dealing with major brands, governmental organizations, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). Derek's research focuses on the methods, approaches, frameworks, tools, techniques, and technologies of business architecture; BPM; business process improvement; business transformation; and organizational change. He places special emphasis on an outcome-based, customer-focused approach.

Previous Work Experience

Derek is a well-known keynote speaker and chair of major EA conferences. As co-chair of BPMI.org, he helped merge the organization with the Object Management Group (OMG).


Education

Derek completed the Early Growth Program at London Business School.

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  • Bill Doyle
  • Consumer Technographics
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:The ROI Of Mobile Investing And Mobile Trading

    Making The Business Case For Mobile Efforts At Wealth Management Firms

    Mobile has become a high priority for eBusiness teams at wealth management and investment firms. In the US, the proportion of online adults who use the mobile channel to manage their investments rose...

    • Downloads: 618
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    Report:Customer Advocacy 2010: How Canadian Customers Rate Their Banks

    Forrester's research shows that a key driver of customer retention and deeper customer relationships is a trait we call "customer advocacy," the perception by customers that a firm does what's best...

    • Downloads: 278
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Full-Service Wealth Management Firms: It's Time To Transform Your Websites

    Website Quality Is Positively Correlated To More Money From Clients

    Advisor-based firms serving the wealthiest US investors have neglected the online channel for years, leaning heavily on the person-to-person channel instead. But full-service firms' clients are...

    • Downloads: 588
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  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Affluent Investors Seek Online Collaboration

    Smart Full-Service Firms Will Use The Web To Connect Advisors And Clients

    Forrester's data shows that more than one in four affluent US investors express interest in online collaborative advice tools such as co-browsing. In fact, the largest segment of affluent investors...

    • Downloads: 541
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Customer Advocacy 2012: How Customers Rate US Banks, Investment Firms, And Insurers

    Our research shows that a key driver of deeper customer relationships among financial services consumers is a trait we call "customer advocacy" — the perception on the part of customers that a...

    • Downloads: 615
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:US Investors Adopt eDelivery, But Most Still Want Paper

    To Boost Adoption, Executives Need To Educate Customers About The Benefits

    The number of investors who receive statements and other account communications in electronic form is up substantially over the past three years. But most investors still cling to paper. Why? Many...

    • Downloads: 288
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Which Firms Do US Investor Segments Use?

    The Wealth Management Firms Each Of Our Nine Investor Segments Use

    To understand the behavior of US investor households, Forrester analyzes two dimensions that meaningfully distinguish individual investors: investable assets and self-directedness. We combine these...

    • Downloads: 486
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:More US Investors Adopt eDelivery, But Most Still Get Paper

    Eager to reduce the costs of mailing paper statements and other client communications, investment firms have been promoting electronic delivery (eDelivery) to their customers. It's working: The...

    • Downloads: 186
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Collaborative Advice

    Using Digital Touchpoints To Enhance Advisor-Client Relationships

    In the past, financial advisors and agents typically didn't involve clients in the advice generation process. They worked their magic behind the scenes and then presented clients with the final...

    • Downloads: 349
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:How To Create A Site That Appeals To Affluent Investors

    Use Importance And Quality Ratings To Prioritize Improvements To Your Site

    Four out of five US online affluent investors visit their investment firms' websites at least a few times a year. What secure-site features do they value most? Account inquiry features —...

    • Downloads: 464
    • Comments: 1
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  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Mobile And Social Technologies Come Late To Wealth Management

    Younger Generations Are Just The First Wave Of Mobile and Social Adopters

    To date, traditional investment and life insurance firms have been insulated from the disruptive forces of mobile and social technologies because their best clients are older. In countries around the...

    • Downloads: 936
  • For CMO Professionals

    Report:How To Segment Today's Investors

    Segmenting US Investors, 2010

    Financial services marketing leaders need to expand their approach to segmentation of their investors. An actionable segmentation of US investors must be built on dimensions that truly distinguish...

    • Downloads: 373
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  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:How US Consumers Research And Buy Investment Products

    Purchasers Have Often Researched Through A Different Channel

    Over the past year, 7% of US online adults have purchased an investment product. While the online channel is the most popular channel for researching, the in-person channel is the most popular for...

    • Downloads: 506
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Segmenting US Investors, 2010

    Forrester's Segmentation Combines Self-Directedness And Investable Assets

    Forrester's segmentation of investors by self-directedness has yielded powerful insights for years. Asset-based segmentations remain fundamental for wealth management firms. By combining...

    • Downloads: 578
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:How Clients Want To Interact With Financial Advisors

    Younger Consumers Prefer Online Chat, Websites, And Email

    Now more than ever, clients are using new channels to communicate with their financial advisors. Younger clients show a strong preference for communicating with advisors through digital channels like...

    • Downloads: 652
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  • For CMO Professionals

    Report:The Wealth Management Firms US Investors Use

    Where US Investor Segments Keep Their Assets

    Significant changes in investor behavior have rendered old segmentations obsolete. Marketing leaders at financial services firms that serve US investors can benefit from Forrester's attitude-based...

    • Downloads: 408
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:How To Reach US Investor Segments

    The Media That Each Of Our Nine Investor Segments Consumes

    Forrester combines two dimensions that meaningfully distinguish individual investors — investable assets and self-directedness — to create nine discrete investor segments. Among other...

    • Downloads: 455
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Customer Advocacy 2011: How Customers Rate US Banks, Investment Firms, And Insurers

    Two years after a near collapse of the financial system, consumer trust in many US financial institutions has returned. But some firms rank much higher than others in our customer advocacy ratings....

    • Downloads: 819
  • For CMO Professionals

    Report:How Financial Services Firms Win Loyal Customers

    Customer Advocacy 2011: How Customers Rate US Banks, Investment Firms, And Insurers

    Marketing leaders at top-ranked financial services firms have found the secret to loyal customers. Forrester calls it customer advocacy: customers' perception that a firm does what's best for them,...

    • Downloads: 723
  • For CMO Professionals

    Report:The Media That Investors Read, Watch, And Use

    How To Reach US Investor Segments

    Marketing leaders at financial services firms that serve US investors can benefit from Forrester's investor segmentation. The variables we've chosen are simple, usable, and memorable; the results...

    • Downloads: 279
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:The State Of Mobile Investing

    Mobile is the hot channel these days. A number of investment firms have developed mobile apps, and many offer dedicated mobile Web sites. Consumer adoption is ticking up: Today, 11% of investors are...

    • Downloads: 956
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    Report:Which Investors Are Likely To Adopt eDelivery?

    Potential Adopters Are Younger, Secure Online, And Open To Ads And Advice

    More and more US investors are opting to receive statements and other account communications online. But the numbers remain small: Just 22% of US investors have gone online-only for an investment...

    • Downloads: 304
 
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