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IBM BPM is a platform for modeling, automating and monitoring business processes across organizations. It provides graphical process design, an execution engine, integration adapters and analytics to coordinate human and system tasks. Typical use cases include approval workflows, case management and operational process optimization.
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Usable application software: supports people in a task.
Concrete cog in the system that works inside larger relationships.
IBM BPM is a platform for modeling, automating, and monitoring repeatable business processes.
IBM BPM grew from IBM's long-running business process management product line and brought together tools for process modeling, execution, and monitoring. IBM now presents these capabilities within Business Automation Workflow.
IBM BPM represents a process as an executable path: tasks, rules, and handoffs are modeled, the platform routes work, and it shows where a case currently stands.
Describes the steps, roles, and handoffs of a business flow.
Runs concrete cases through the modeled steps.
Makes runtime, exceptions, and bottlenecks visible.
IBM BPM brings transparency and automation to complex flows; rigid models, integration effort, and poorly maintained rules can slow the process down.
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