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ActuateOne: a first look at a significant player
ActuateOne has a lot going for it: it is easy to use, supports extensive customisation, and can create libraries of reusable components to enhance the productivity of producing BIRT-based reports,...
David Norris, Bloor Research | 18th March

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 in how the process works and this can be difficult...
Simon Holloway, Bloor Research | 17th January

Pentaho 4.8, a new release that focuses on Mobile BI and Big Data
Pentaho, unlike most of the big BI vendors, is a BI specialist. I was introduced to Pentaho last year and was impressed. With the latest release, Pentaho continue to develop and strengthen their...
David Norris, Bloor Research | 16th November

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. HandySoft are one the early pioneers of...
Simon Holloway, Bloor Research | 22nd October

PNMsoft release new version of their BPM Suite
On September 10th, PNMsoft announced the release of the new version of their BPM Suite - Sequence. Given the name Sequence Kinetics, it is aimed at rapid building and change of high availability...
Simon Holloway, Bloor Research | 13th September

Beating physics - latency doesn't have to be an issue.
The bane of a remote system is response - the latency between the user initiating something and the time for a response to happen. Although bounded by the laws of physics, the correct technical architecture can mitigate the problem.
Clive Longbottom, Quocirca | 7th August


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