I have coined this term - well there is a tool by that name but I can still say that this is term for "furthering your opinions under the garb of a blogger".
Now back to BPM - BPEL is not for humans- this is a thing I read on many blogs. However nothing can be farther from the truth. BPEL is extensible by nature, it allows a process developer to call out to any standard workflow service and create a Human Task. On completion the workflow server can update the process back / BPEL process can detect that the task has been marked complete and carry on the execution of the process.
Thankfully, there is a spec BPEL4People to answer all the acronym happy analysts and bloggers!
Here are some of my thoughts on BPM. Some specific examples may belong to Oracle BPM solution.
About Me
- Vishal Saxena
- SF Bay Area, CA, United States
- Vishal Saxena is the founder of Roubroo, the cloud orchestration pioneer company, and a process scientist. He is an experienced BPM professional with extensive work on OMG's BPMN 2.0 specification. He has led the development of Intalio BPMS and Oracle BPA Suite in recent past. He brings extensive experience in the enterprise software development, integration and BPM industry over the past 15 years. Besides leading development teams in multiple time zones, he is out evangelizing BPMS solution with customers, partners and analysts. Disclaimer All comments and ideas expressed herein are my own and not necessarily the ones of companies I have worked for.
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1 comment:
On your favorite topic of BPEL4P - BPEL for People, there's an article by Jon Pyke (ex Staffware and a stalwart of the Workflow industry). In this article titled "Why Workflow Stinks" he has taken both Workflow flavored BPM vendors and Integration/BPEL flavored BPM vendors to task. I am sending you a copy by email too.
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