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More Adaptive Case Management FAQ
Q: Why is it called “adaptive”, What does that mean? Adaptive means, that a process is able to be adapted to changed circumstances or unpredicted situation, while it is already running. It is possible to adapt the process to the … Continue reading
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
Benefits of Choreography modeling in a SOA
[ad] First, what is a Choreography Model? Spoken in general terms it does model the participants of a message exchange, the messages exchanged (not necessarily the structure of the message), which interactions (message exchanges) are desiged betreen the participants, who … Continue reading
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