A yearly visit to Boston has become a tradition it seems, I'll be attending the JUDCon Boston 2013 and the Red Hat Summit 2013 events next week !
JUDCon is the conference by and for developers, and it's an ideal place to get an overview of what's to come in the various projects, have a chat with the core developers or just grab some beers and have some fun ;)
I'll be presenting "What's new in jBPM6" on Tuesday ...
Business Process Management (BPM) is changing, and so is the jBPM project! It's no longer a tool used by developers to implement some low-level business logic, but it has evolved to a service offered to business analysts, developers and even end users to model, manage and monitor their business processes.
jBPM6 has a lot improvements in this area, and in this session we would like to take you through the most important ones. We will demonstrate the new web-based user interface, but also dive deeper into some technical improvements (like for example how we've simplified session and task service management, how to build your processes and how to scale your application).
... but do check out the agenda for a lot more interesting talks !
Red Hat Summit is the yearly Red Hat conference, to showcase the latest and
greatest in cloud computing, platform, virtualization, middleware,
storage, and systems management technologies. There's a huge amount of sessions, in a very large spectrum of topics.
I'll be presenting "" on Friday, together with Pedro Zapata ...
Business environments are complex. To run an efficient and effective organization in today’s world, business users need to be able to clearly analyze and understand business activities, model repeatable processes, and have clear visibility into process executions. And to be able to effectively interface with the system, business users need convenient tools. JBoss jBPM 6, a JBoss Community project, is set in that direction, built with sophisticated tools to empower business users.
In this session, Kris Verlaenen and Pedro Zapata Fernandez will discuss the state of these tools in JBoss jBPM and discuss the Polymita tools that are now part of jBPM 6. They will also demonstrate the:
- Improved process modeling, covering process design, form design, and data modeling
- New dashboard builder used to create rich KPI reports and graphs
- Redesigned task management and process monitoring interface
- New process analysis and simulation tools
... but there are a lot more BPM-related sessions and workshops to enjoy !
It's not too late to register, so don't miss this opportunity ! I hope to see you all there and discuss whatever is on your mind.
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