Join Patrick Züst from Flowable as he discusses the challenges of transferring workflows between BPMN engines and introduces powerful tools for ensuring seamless process automation.
A new blog post of Process Pitch was published on Nov 24, 2024 with the original title:
Mythos BPMN oder der Kreditkartenantrag
Overview:
Patrick Züst from Flowable shares insights on the challenges of cross-engine BPMN workflow imports and demonstrates practical solutions using Flowable’s design tools. His versatile background aids in the seamless integration of manual task management into automated processes.
Core content:
- Patrick Züst discusses the critical role of the User Task symbol for manual tasks within BPMN.
- He investigates the feasibility of switching workflow engines using BPMN standards, revealing mixed outcomes.
- Patrick showcases Flowable’s design tools, highlighting import capabilities from other workflow engines despite minor display issues.
- He demonstrates adapting automated process steps for compatibility with Flowable using service registry tasks.
- The session culminates in a live demonstration of a functioning process, emphasizing practical application in BPM.
Learnings:
- Understanding the significance of User Task in BPMN is essential for managing manual tasks effectively.
- Exploring BPMN’s cross-engine compatibility can inform better process management decisions.
- Utilizing Flowable’s validation tools provides insights into potential conflicts during workflow imports.
- Service registry tasks can enhance connection flexibility with third-party systems in Flowable.
- A real-time workflow demonstration can clarify effective BPM practices and integration techniques.
The original content was published in German.
