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Social BPM is a discipline which combines traditional Business Process Management techniques with Web 2.0 "social" tools and technologies, to facilitate business improvement efforts. There is debate about whether Social BPM is a methodology, a set of technologies, or just a buzzword. Forrester Research's Clay Richardson defines Social BPM to include: * A methodology * Social Networking principles * A combination of Web 2.0 and social tools with BPM to enable bi-directional collaboration