Posted by Martin Wieschollek at April 1st, 2011
I think it is getting time for an update on free "tools for BPMN modeling." A lot has happened since my last article in this lot in November 2009.
Therefore, here an update from my side. For more information on free tools are of course welcome. (more ...)
Posted by Martin Wieschollek at August 24th, 2010
The Fraunhofer Institute has published a new study on current BPM tools. It analyzes how the various tools support the modeling of processes in BPMN and then they can bring to execution.
We examined eight different products:
The study is for 120 € at the Fraunhofer Institute in http://www.dm.iao.fraunhofer.de/lit/studien/markt/bpm2010_inhalt.jsp available.
Posted by Martin at Wieschollek May 17th, 2010
In the following weeks I would like to publish a small series with useful tips on the topic of Business Process Management. This article is the first of this series, which will include a total of 20 tips. The first three tips deal with the issues of standards, experience and incomplete process models. (more ...)
Posted by Martin at Wieschollek February 3rd, 2010
Intalio announced yesterday that you now participate as a member of the OMG Finalization Task Force on the adoption of the upcoming BPMN 2.0 specification. ( Source )
How will then after the adoption of the spec. Intalio BPMS that develop?
So far, Intalio BPMN and BPEL uses for the modeling of the process design ( here ). Ismael Gahlimi had this been a clear position with BPMN alone can no processes are running. It lacks the technical information in the process model. ( Why BPEL Matters ). That is also correct. But this clear commitment to BPMN 2.0, and thus next opportunity BPMN process models directly execute in a BPMN process engine that could lead to Intalio disregards the future of the problematic transformation from BPMN to BPEL and the pure BPMN BPM system further developed. I'm curious ...
Posted by Martin at Wieschollek January 25th, 2010
In time for the weekend gave me the new Amazon " Practical Guide BPMN "by Jakob Freund, Bernd Rücker and Thomas Henninger . Within hours, I had devoured the book. It contains concentrated information on BPMN 1.2 and 2.0. The information is illustrated by many examples to the reader. (more ...)
