- From: Howard N Smith <howard.smith@ontology.org>
- Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2003 12:26:12 +0000
- To: public-ws-chor@w3.org
AA said in response to JJ: >Since we don't experience any difficulties representing users or allowing the human element to be introduced, >and actually take pride in our human interface capabilities, I would say that we present solid evidence that this >statement is not entirely accurate. I can confirm this. The Intalio implementation of BPML/BPEL is quite stunning in this respect. In fact, in many project models I have seen at CSC, many of the swimlanes are users or imaginary white space processes. Change mgt processes are a great example. >I know this statement will be seen to be biased, given that CSC is using Intalio software, but I am making the >point to stress that different vendors will implement BPML/BPEL in different ways, yet, by keeping to foundations >they product can project and extend and unify different processes in existing technologies. H --- New Book - Business Process Management: The Third Wave www.bpm3.com Howard Smith/CSC/BPMI.org cell +44 7711 594 494 (operates worldwide, dial UK) office +44 20 8660 1963
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