VOSibilities podcast #26: “Lifting the Hood” on a BPM Application

January 22nd, 2009 by Alex Neihaus

We are pleased to offer a recording of a webinar we delivered on January 21, 2009 in which we detailed some of the functionality included in a business process management (BPM) application that we have made available for Java developers as a learning tool. Written in ActiveVOS, the “Vintage Old Stock” application (get it….? The “VOS” BPM application?? (-: ) is available for developers who want to learn how to create BPM applications easily, afford ably and which are architecturally “correct” without additional effort.

We hope you enjoy the recordings and that you will take advantage of the fully-configured, supported trial version of ActiveVOS which includes the application for both learning and for use in your BPM applications. Many, many different techniques are demonstrated in this application, which we think makes it an excellent way to begin creating your own business process management applications.

There are many learning materials associated with the demo. This announcement gives you the best route through all off this exciting information and code. But, if you can’t wait to start, you begin with the customized ActiveVOS trial download.

There are two files enclosed in this post. The first, an iPod-formatted .m4v, which will be automatically provided to iTunes subscribers of our podcast feed, is about 144MB. The second, a DivX-encoded .avi, is about 476MB in size.

 
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