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Category Archives: Model Driven Development
ERP / BPM / SOA
I was recently asked if I like this idea: Handle everything, that is coded in an ERP systems today as Process Patterns and instead design it as process models, that can be adapted to the requirements of the customer. The … Continue reading
My life in the cloud: Combine Salesforce and XING
Today I wanted to do a little bit of CRM – manage my Leads. I asked myself how I could utilize Salesforce.com together with XING. I searched, but did not quickly find a ready-to-use integration. Therefore I quickly extended Salesforce … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloud applications, CRM, Force.com, Salesforce.com
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BPMN Diagram Exchange Reflections
On the BPMN & XPDL Industry Day of the WfMC Thought Leadership Summit one topic of discussion was the current status of BPMN Diagram Exchange. In the BPMN 2.0 Spec there is a proposal, that builds on a generic OMG … Continue reading