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Re: [epf-dev] Process Enactment - State of the Art 2012
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Gunter,
I am interested in something very similar myself. Our team has put Serena's SBM tool as well as TaskTop on a list of "suspects" to explore. I have no idea if these are tools my be relevant, but I thought I'd mention them since we're planing to investigate these ourselves.
Hope some others on the board have some experience we can leverage.
-brad
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On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 5:24 AM, Dr. Gunter E. Seidel
<gunter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
All,
after having established a custom process model with the EPF Composer and enabled group based refinement with the EPF Wiki I am looking for means to support process enactment.
In particular I am interested in a tool to support workflows (based on EPF process), a document tracking and repository (based on EPF work products & templates) an a role based authorization concept (based on EPR roles).
I have reviewed prior communication on this list indicating that there would be no such tool, but that was back in 2008/9. What is the current state of the art in process enactment tools, publicly or commercially licensed? Any recommendations?
Rgds.
Gunter Seidel
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