The document discusses jBPM5, an open source business process management platform that uses the BPMN 2.0 standard to model and execute business processes. It has a lightweight engine, full lifecycle support, and integrates with rules and events. The document outlines jBPM5's key features, architecture, roadmap for adaptive processes, and links for more information.

1. by Kris Verlaenen The future of (j)BPM

2. Overview Short introduction to BPM

3. jBPM5 Key Features

4. BPMN2

5. Architecture

6. Roadmap Adaptive processes

7. Business Process A business process is a process that describes the order in which a series of steps need to be executed, using a flow chart.

9. Palette Predefined set of generic node types Start, end

10. Gateway

11. Script

12. Sub-process

13. Event

14. ...

15. Business Process Management BPM is a discipline Many actors

16. Entire life cycle We focus on executable processes

17. Core engine = key component

18. BPM Advantages Visibility and transparency

19. Monitoring

20. Higher-level (involve business analysts)

21. Automation, continuous improvement

22. Increased speed of development

23. Increased agility (change process more easily)

24. and many more ...

25. Overview Short introduction to BPM

26. jBPM5 Key Features

27. BPMN2

28. Architecture

29. Roadmap Adaptive processes

30. 2005 jBPM3 RuleFlow jBPM4 jBPM5 2011 Drools Flow 2009 2008 Best of both worlds !

31. Key Characteristics Business process engine using BPMN2 standard (native execution)

32. lightweight, embeddable

33. generic process engine Full life cycle support

34. Higher-level, domain-specific processes

35. Powerful business rules and event processing integration

36. BPMN 2.0 OMG standard that defines Graphical notation

37. Process definition format (XSD / XMI)

38. Execution semantics Extensible

39. Interoperability !

40. http://www.omg.org/spec/BPMN/2.0/

41. BPMN 2.0 < definitions ... > < process id=&quot;com.sample.bpmn.hello&quot; name=&quot;Hello World&quot; > < startEvent id=&quot;_1&quot; name=&quot;StartProcess&quot; /> < sequenceFlow sourceRef=&quot;_1&quot; targetRef=&quot;_2&quot; /> < scriptTask id=&quot;_2&quot; name=&quot;Hello&quot; > < script >System.out.println(&quot;Hello World&quot;);</ script > </ scriptTask > < sequenceFlow sourceRef=&quot;_2&quot; targetRef=&quot;_3&quot; /> < endEvent id=&quot;_3&quot; name=&quot;EndProcess&quot; /> </ process > </ definitions >

42. Standard-based BPMN 2.0