There might be three distinct kinds of process support necessary:
1) System Centric Processes
2) Human Centric Processes
3) Knowledge Worker Processes Continue reading
Human BPM vs. Case Management, Summit Nov 3
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21 Questions to Ask a BPM Vendor
With all the work I do in getting BPM system to interoperate with each other, I have come to recognize a set of potential problem areas. Naturally, vendors are not always forthcoming with these little glitches. So I have put together a list of questions that someone who is currently evaluating product might want to ask the vendor, and gauge the response. Pick and choose, but I hope this list is helpful in getting some probing questions:
- Does your product support a standard external interchange format for process definitions? – some products support only an internal proprietary file format. Continue reading
Will BPMN 2.0 have “Model Portability”?
The big feature coming in BPMN 2.0 is the ability to serialize the model into a form that is portable between tools. Regular readers of this blog will know that we have this today with XPDL, but those responsible for the future of BPMN say “We are going to give you something better.” OK, I am all for progress to something better, but are they really going to achieve this? Continue reading
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