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To help customers lower costs, adapt to change and simplify business process management, Oracle announced on Tuesday that Oracle Business Process Management Suite 11g, the industry's most complete, open and integrated Business Process Management (BPM) solution, which supports all types of processes with a new unified process foundation, user-centric design and social BPM capabilities.
"Today, critical business processes span disparate systems across the enterprise, making it difficult model, monitor or manage them, said David Shaffer, vice president, product management, Oracle Fusion Middleware. "Built on a unified process foundation, Oracle Business Process Management Suite 11g enable organisations to engage both business and IT users more easily in the management of core business processes and simplify the complete business process lifecycle. Now businesses can innovate more easily and improve the processes that are critical to their organisations."
"Oracle Business Process Management Suite 11g is a major milestone which provides the unification of both BPMN and BPEL-based processes in a single runtime environment," said Mike Rokitka, Enterprise Software Architect, Benderson Development Co. "It provides a rich collaborative environment, as well as effective tools for managing and monitoring deployed business processes. The degree of integration with Oracle Fusion Middleware is quite impressive."-PR

Copyright Business Recorder, 2010

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