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This document contains demo slides for Camunda that cover Activiti 5.x training. It includes sections on jobs and asynchronous continuations with transaction boundaries, call activities for reusable sub-processes, embedded and call activity subprocesses, multiple instance markers, and error events. The final slide directs the user to follow instructions for lab 5.
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Join this webinar with Camunda’s VP of Product Management, Rick Weinberg, as he discusses the workflow enhancements and operational efficiencies coming in the 7.13 release and the value they deliver to Camunda customers and the Camunda community. In this webinar, you’ll learn about:
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Thorben Lindhauer, Engineering Manager Camunda BPM
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Niall Deehan, Camunda Developer Advocate
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Processautomatisierung neu gedacht für das digitale Unternehmen.
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Markus Schimmer, IT Specialist, Swiss Life
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Thomas Kriechbaum, IT-Architekt, Raiffeisen Software GmbH
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A decade ago, business process management (BPM) focused on modeling and perhaps automating stable, repeatable back-office processes. Even with the bar set this low, many of the BPM tools on the market struggled to meet the needs of the business.
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