WebSphere

Title:

When, where, and why to place BPM in an architecture

Stream:

BPM (4)

Speakers:

Kim Clark

Abstract:

Business Process Management (BPM) provides an opportunity to better visualise, control, monitor, automate, and optimise the core business processes within your business. However, it's often difficult to know which solutions will most benefit from the involvement of BPM, and where. To what extent should the processes be automated? In what layer of the architecture should composition be placed? When is that composition it a business process as opposed to integration logic? To what extent should integration points be decoupled from the process? We will look at the typical architecture and design points that crop up at the beginning of BPM initiatives, and understand how to place BPM capabilities correctly and find the sweet spot of the products involved.

Download:

WUG_BPMWhenWhereWhyV1.1.pdf

Bio:

Kim Clark:

Kim Clark is a senior IT specialist from the United Kingdom focusing on design issues within business process management (BPM), integration, and service oriented architecture (SOA). He has been working in the IT industry since 1993 and has been involved throughout working on projects and collating best practices. Alongside providing direct guidance to customers he writes and presents regularly on lessons learned

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