In my previous post, I discussed how the meaning of BPMN portability differs between BPDM, XPDL, and students in my BPMN training. Today, BPMN serialization is essentially a two-horse race: it’s XPDL 2.0 (maybe 2.x), or BPDM. Don’t tell me “these are not competing standards.” As far as BPMN serialization goes, of course they are. [...]
There’s no denying that BPMN is gaining traction in the marketplace. I see it in my training. I see it in BPMS and BPA vendors getting on board. But what’s amazing about this is that it’s happening without a standard way to store and interchange BPMN between tools. It almost boggles the mind that the [...]
Maybe I bit off a bit more than I could chew. I launched my BPMN training this spring and simultaneously the update of my BPMS Reports on BPMInstitute.org. Plus actual paying work. It was stuffing 10 pounds into a five-pound bag, and the BPMS Watch blog was what fell on the floor. But now version [...]
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