Business-process-modeling technology provides a powerful set of tools for describing and automating processes. The technology is so powerful that it often seems there are no limits to what BPM can do.

Call it a blast from the past. Business process modeling was all the rage in the early 1990s, and officials at federal agencies used the technique to rethink antiquated ways of doing business.

IBM is looking to improve business process modeling in its WebSphere Business Integration Modeler tool by backing an emerging Web services standard and building its product around the Eclipse ...

Lombardi Teamworks 6 Enterprise sets the curve with superior simulation and analysis tools, nicely integrated performance monitoring, and unmatched ease of development for IT and business users The ...

The Business Process Management Initiative (BPMI.org) recently began delivering release 1.0 of the Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN 1.0), which is designed to provide a readily understandable, ...

IBM this week will update its program for modeling business processes, an important addition to its line of integration software. WebSphere Business Integration Modeler is a tool aimed at business ...

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