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Business process management (BPM) best practices:

– Software development life-cycle (SDLC)
– Project Management
– Operations
– Architecture

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
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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
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OSGi and JPA Deliver Business Objects to BPM

Multi-part Series: BPM Integration with OSGI: JAX-RS and JPA (this article) JPA OSGi Bundle Delivers (Java) Business Domain Objects JSON Formatted Business Information through DOSGi (JAX-RS ReST Services) BPM Service and Web-client Consumers for JSON Read more…

By Gary Samuelson, 12 years ago June 1, 2013
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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, 13 years ago December 17, 2011
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Process Modeling or Software Development (continued)

Which is the best path for building out new process models? Following the path of least resistance is your best bet in most circumstances. There are a few grey areas in this answer which I’ll Read more…

By Gary Samuelson, 15 years ago June 26, 2010
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BPM Best Practice Series: Process Management versus Software Development

BPM projects require a new approach as their work extends beyond traditional IT boundaries. In taking on this work, our methodologies require adjustment and tolerance as what was once a typically predictable path now leads us wandering through a seaming maze of new discoveries, obstacles, and political minefields.

By Gary Samuelson, 15 years ago June 1, 2010
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