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Category Archives: Simon Holloway
Adding the Time dimension to BPM
For those of you who have been involved in mapping the process of an organisation, you will know that often there is a series time element involved. Continue reading
Posted in BP Logix Business Process Managment Software Process Director.NET Framework Predictive BPMpBPM Proce, BPMS, Netezza, Simon Holloway
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BizFlow Plus v12 hits the ground running
At the beginning of October, Garth Knudson, Director of International Sales and Alliances of HandySoft, gave me a briefing on the new release of BizFlow Plus. Continue reading
Posted in Apple App Store, BizFlow, BizFlow Plus, BizFlow Plus Mobile, BPMS, Business Process Management, HandySoft, Netezza, OfficeEngine, Quick Process, Simon Holloway
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OpenRules release new version
OpenRules Inc have released a new version (Release 6.2.2) of their open source Business Decision Management System. Continue reading
Posted in BRMS, Business Rules Management Systems, Constraint programming, Eclipse, Google Docs, JSR-331, Microsoft Excel, Netezza, OpenRules, Simon Holloway
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OpenRules release new version
OpenRules Inc have released a new version (Release 6.2.2) of their open source Business Decision Management System. Continue reading
Posted in BRMS, Business Rules Management Systems, Constraint programming, Eclipse, Google Docs, JSR-331, Microsoft Excel, Netezza, OpenRules, Simon Holloway
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Can we learn anything from the 0lympics and Paralympics?
Having just spent the first week of September as a Games Maker at the Paralympics working as a scorer for the wheelchair fencing,i wondered what could we learn? Continue reading
Posted in Netezza, Olympics Paralympics Logistics Games Maker RFID Touch Screens Integration, Simon Holloway
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PNMsoft release new version of their BPM Suite
On September 10th, PNMsoft announced the release of the new version of their BPM Suite Continue reading
Posted in .Net, BPMS, HotChange, microsoft, Netezza, PNMSOFT, PNMsoft Sequence, Simon Holloway
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New IDTechEx Report shows RFID Market up by 17% from 2011
New report from RFID Research Specialist IDTechEX shows RFID market up by 17% on 2011 Continue reading
Posted in Netezza, RFID, RFID Active Tags, RFID Hardware, RFID Middleware, RFID Passive Tags, RFID Printers, RFID Readers, Simon Holloway
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The Process Platform
A Process Platform has to enable organisations to have the capabilities that define, simulate, deploy, execute, and optimize their business processes. Continue reading
Posted in BAM, Business Rules Management, Case Management, changed-data-discovery, Collaboration, Form Design, integration, Knowledge Intensive Processes, Master Data, Meta Data, Model Driven development, Netezza, Process Platform, Simon Holloway, System Administration, Testing Simulation
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Process and Information Management
Where is the data that we have lost in information? Continue reading
Posted in Information Management, Netezza, Process Management, Simon Holloway
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Process Improvement
Much of what has happened in industry in the last 30 years or so, has focused on ways that organisations could improve the processes that run their businesses. Continue reading
