Abstract: Business Process Management Systems aim to support the Business Process Management paradigm and to ease legacy application integration. However, do such systems really meet real-world requirements? This paper introduces and discusses a set of criteria which are important for business process management systems and applies these criteria in comparing tools from three important vendors, namely IDS Scheer, Oracle and Intalio based on a real-world case study.
Introduction: Business Process Management Systems (BPMS) are sets of tools to support the Business Process Management (BPM) life-cycle that are either offered by one vendor, or multiple vendors offer parts of a BPMS. Smith sees a list of key advantages in using a modern BPMS: it bridges heterogenous application environments, includes human activity by incorporating workflow, allows web service orchestration, provides the opportunity to customize the whole process for specific customers and partners. Click here to read more…
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