Posts Tagged ‘Open source’

Intalio Developer Edition

November 12, 2008

Spent yesterday evening at the Institute of Electrical Engineers in London with Arnaud and the guys from Intalio getting the score on their release schedule.  They are doing a whistle-stop tour of briefings in major European cities, so having been over to IntalioCon in June I thought I would make the shorter journey to London [...]

OS MDM

October 13, 2008

I’ve blogged before on master data management.  There have been a couple of ‘recent’ developments.
The first is that MetaMatrix, acquired by RedHat in 2007, is now available as part of the JBoss middleware stack.
The second is that Sun quietly, almost too quietly, launched Mural in September, which is part of the OS Java CAPS stack [...]

BPMN 2 XPDL

May 29, 2008

Copyright © Jason Woodruff.  Visit the original at http://jasonwoodruff.wordpress.com/2008/05/29/bpmn-2-xpdl/
The topic of process designers that support persistence of the process as XPDL is a common item on forums [here, here, here, ]. Typically the enquirer is seeking a free/open source tool.
I suspect this is because BPMN is an entry point into BPM for business users.  [...]