Moving from Metastorm BPM Version 7 to Version 9
Designer User Interface Process Design Form Design Multi-Language Support Business Objects Naming Conventions Writing Code Reports Component and Code Reuse File structure Web Client Administration Tools Summary
Metastorm BPM has been evolving since its very early days as an Oracle application. It has been a strong leader in the BPM area for over 12 years. It was a market leader in the Web Client arena, and has consistently kept up with and taken advantage of the ever changing technological landscape as it has grown.
Throughout these changes the fundamental ease of use and 'descriptive' Process Design that has made it a favourite of many for many years has been maintained.
The latest incarnation as a fully .Net application and code generator is yet another almost complete makeover, possibly as significant as its transition from Oracle. We've waited a long time for this, but the real question is, are we going to enjoy the same ease of process design and overriding clarity that we have come to rely on, and has been the main strength of the product to date.
In this and the articles to follow over the next few weeks we shall try to give you all the information you will need to answer that question, and, we hope, many others.
Jerome Pearce
Jerome was one of the original development team of the Metastorm BPM product at Metastorm, and has been using it for over 12 years.
He has also written the Metastorm BPM Developer's Guide
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