http://www.vosibilities.com/bpms/cto-tuesdays-two-part-mini-series/2010/03/05/ ActiveVOS: the BPMS that development teams love Tue, 13 Jul 2010 13:51:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.vosibilities.com/bpms/cto-tuesdays-two-part-mini-series/2010/03/05/comment-page-1/#comment-640 Column 2 : links for 2010-03-08 Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:02:01 +0000 http://www.vosibilities.com/?p=1550#comment-640 [...] BPMS podcast to discuss persistence, transaction for BPM | VOSibilities I often tune in for Active Endpoints' CTO Tuesdays podcasts, since Michael Rowley provides some good technical depth about BPM. This week: part 1 of 2 on state, persistence and long-running processes. This is a classic problem with system-centric systems that are trying to become human-centric, since many human-centric processes are, by their nature, long-running, whereas many system-centric are STP that complete in a matter of minutes or seconds. Much different considerations come up, such as persisting state, and also the impact of model changes to in-flight process instances (the later of which I'm not sure that he's covering). Disclosure: I occasionally do paid webinars for Active Endpoints, but I'm not compensated in any way for telling you about CTO Tuesdays. (tags: bpm) [...] [...] BPMS podcast to discuss persistence, transaction for BPM | VOSibilities I often tune in for Active Endpoints' CTO Tuesdays podcasts, since Michael Rowley provides some good technical depth about BPM. This week: part 1 of 2 on state, persistence and long-running processes. This is a classic problem with system-centric systems that are trying to become human-centric, since many human-centric processes are, by their nature, long-running, whereas many system-centric are STP that complete in a matter of minutes or seconds. Much different considerations come up, such as persisting state, and also the impact of model changes to in-flight process instances (the later of which I'm not sure that he's covering). Disclosure: I occasionally do paid webinars for Active Endpoints, but I'm not compensated in any way for telling you about CTO Tuesdays. (tags: bpm) [...]

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