Posts Tagged ‘Restful BPM’

BPM 2.0

December 8, 2008

I’ve mentioned REST-based BPM frequently on this blog and was able to express my ‘frustrations’ at IntalioCon earlier this year.
But, there is movement in the market, and after a 3+ month gap in her blog posts, Christina Lau is presenting IBM’s take on BPM 2.0.
‘To build a true BPM as a Service ecosystem that leverages [...]

Run my process

June 3, 2008

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I came across a BPM on-demand solution yesterday http://www.runmyprocess.com.   This service is, I think, designed ‘restfully’ from the bottom-up.  Certainly it seems oriented towards resources as the process component.  I’m experimenting with the service and looking at how I can integrate hosted Live Forms (http://www.frevvo.com) with a [...]

OS BPM / Restful BPM

April 23, 2008

jBPM had a ‘quiet’ relaunch last month and the results look impressive.  Previously, as I come at BPM from a business analyst direction, I’ve always found jBPM quite challenging and was more successful in designing and deploying processes with Intalio.  However, the recent jBPM changes persuade me to re-examine the jBoss offering.
The most obvious change [...]