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I agree with Anatoly’s diagramms and think that they can be more explicit — see http://improving-bpm-systems.blogspot.com/2009/04/re-humans-swimming-in-intalio-pool.html
Dear AS.
First I need to say that I am quite new to BPMS so some implications on the practices are not clear to me.
Regarding this post, the way you proposed isn´t quite divergent from Anatoly´s purpose?
I mean, basically you also separate executable flow from human centric flow, which was criticized by Anatoly.
Please do not understand as criticism rather to take this opportunity to understand better those practices and implications.
Marcel
Please see - http://improving-bpm-systems.blogspot.com/2009/04/re-humans-swimming-in-intalio-pool.html
I agree with Anatoly’s diagramms too.
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I agree with Anatoly’s diagramms and think that they can be more explicit — see http://improving-bpm-systems.blogspot.com/2009/04/re-humans-swimming-in-intalio-pool.html
Dear AS.
First I need to say that I am quite new to BPMS so some implications on the practices are not clear to me.
Regarding this post, the way you proposed isn´t quite divergent from Anatoly´s purpose?
I mean, basically you also separate executable flow from human centric flow, which was criticized by Anatoly.
Please do not understand as criticism rather to take this opportunity to understand better those practices and implications.
Marcel
Please see - http://improving-bpm-systems.blogspot.com/2009/04/re-humans-swimming-in-intalio-pool.html
I agree with Anatoly’s diagramms too.