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jBPM5 Community Training – Module #2.5: BPM For Developers

Hi there, I just add a new module for the jBPM5 Community Training called BPM for developers. This module will cover some of the most technical aspects in the BPM discipline. Trying to show how BPM fits in a company ecosystem and how End Users and Developers feel the changes. I will be waiting special feedback for this module because I will present it this afternoon in the Java User Group Argentina, so stay tuned for changes in the content :)

Module #2.5: BPM For Developers

This module will cover the following Agenda:

  • What is Business Process Management
    • Business Process != Workflow
    • Main Stages
    • BPM Systems
  • Companies Ecosystems
  • How does BPM affect my job?

Slides

[slideshare id=7296196&doc=jbpm5communitytrainingmodule25bpmfordev-1-110317105254-phpapp01]

Enjoy!

Published by:

Mauricio Salatino

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