Re: [epf-dev] Process Enactment - State of the Art 2012

[Chris Sibbald <Chris.Sibbald@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You may be interested in the combination
of Rational Method Composer (EPF Composer's commercial "big brother")
and Rational Team Concert.  You will find more information on RMC-RTC
for process management and enactment here:

https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/wikis/home?lang=en#/wiki/W6b0a089a62f3_4493_bcc1_ebe60a2ebb41/page/Integrating%20with%20Rational%20Team%20Concert

There are some recorded demos of the
RMC-RTC interop and a paper that describes how to create an RTC Process
Template based on a method configuration in RMC.  We continue to enhance
this integration.

You will need a "My IBM ID",
but you can get one of those quite easily.

Cheers,
Chris

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Product Manager, Cross-Segment
Products and Initiatives
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From:      
 "Dr. Gunter E.
Seidel" <gunter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:      
 Eclipse Process Framework
Project Developers List <epf-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:      
 02/06/2012 05:27 AM
Subject:    
   [epf-dev] Process
Enactment - State of the Art 2012
Sent by:    
   epf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx

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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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