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The BPM Task: Definition & Analysis

Continuation in the series: Process Management Architecture Forward: Before diving into technical and architectural details, I need to first cover some basics. I hope this initial review cuts through any lurking confusion on basic BPM Read more…

By Gary Samuelson, 9 years ago January 30, 2016
BPM Best Practice

Process Management: Case (CMMN) and BPM (BPMN) Together?

Do I pursue a more holistic approach by purchasing a process-management system that includes both case (CMMN) and BPM (BPMN) capabilities?  Argument for the inclusive (case+BPM) system approach: 1) Assuming we’re heading towards an integrated Read more…

By Gary Samuelson, 10 years ago February 25, 2015
BPM Best Practice

Process Management Architecture: Overview of Methods, Features, and Capabilities

Introduction I hope you find this post informative as a general overview of process management architecture. My intent is to help clarify the requirements and differences between process-management and general application design. Importantly, understanding the Read more…

By Gary Samuelson, 10 years ago February 11, 2015
BPM Integration

Mapping Web-UI to BPM

Forward: Building rich internet or single page user interfaces for BPM applications isn’t trivial. Development teams representing the various domains (UI, BPM, SOA) have broadly differing needs in terms of requirements, approach, and methodology. For Read more…

By Gary Samuelson, 11 years ago October 5, 2014
BPM Methodology

A Data-centric View on Traditional BPM

Though some would argue that the data-centric perspective stands apart on its own as a process modeling technique, I believe this approach provides more value in establishing a unique view from within a holistic BPM methodology. Read more…

By Gary Samuelson, 11 years ago April 29, 2014
BPM Best Practice

BPM Methods: A Change in Software LifeCycle

  As in business, BPM projects either produce or fail. And, in varying degrees, BPM honestly tries. Maintaining net-value is an effort of direct participation. To remain relevant… one must keep up with the pack Read more…

By Gary Samuelson, 14 years ago December 17, 2011
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