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Tag Archives: standards
The Anti-SSL Conspiracy
This post is about secure internet protocols, and mainly about a bizarre phenomenon that prevents us from using SSL security in many situations where it would be useful. What is bizarre is that I don’t think anyone intends it, but … Continue reading
Large-Scale Federated Processes
A presentation that I gave at the Stevens BPM day covered the subject of Large Scale Federated Processes. What is a federated process? It is a distributed process that spans many servers. Distributed process support might be designed and implemented … Continue reading
Upcoming BPM Events
Three upcoming events might be worth looking into: May 19: Industry Briefing: BPMN 2.0 Examined This is a free webinar by Robert Shapiro the brain behind XPDL. Few have his insight and experience into the process space. Now a consultant … Continue reading
“BPM In Practice” in San Diego
On March 26, 2009 I will be participating in another “BPM in Practice” seminar in San Diego. This full day event will explore workflow and BPM from a number of different points of view. We start with the basic, advance … Continue reading
BPM Standards Session in NYC
I will be speaking at SOA World Conference & Expo, June 23-24, in New York City on the subject of “Making Sense of the BPM & SOA Standards Alphabet Soup“. Here is the description: What is BPEL? What is XPDL? How are … Continue reading
An Open Letter to OMG-BMI
There has been a flurry of discussion on the Business Modeling and Integration Domain Task Force (BMI-DTF) at the OMG over the direction of development of the new versions of their specifications. Whether BPMN should have choreography capability or not. … Continue reading
BPM Standards Tutorials, Sept 29, Germany
Key members of the BPM standards community are coming together in Mainz Germany on September 29 to present six hour-long tutorials on subjects relevant to getting BPM system to work together. The tutorials range from general overview of the BPM … Continue reading
The BPMN-XPDL-BPEL value chain
I got the chance to participate on a panel session at the BPM Think Tank in Arlington VA on May 24 2006 on the subject of BPM Standards. Richard Mark Soley was on one end representing OMG and the BPMN … Continue reading

