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I’ve been blogging at Cloud Connect in Santa Clara today. My posts are at elemental cloud computing:
@ Cloud Connect 2011: Colin Clark introduces Cloud Event Processing
@ Cloud Connect: Design Patterns in the Cloud: A Love Story
@ Clo…
You can look at the world around us as categorized into three kinds of relationships – Explicit, Implicit, and Inferred. Using Rational System Architect, you can automatically visualize all of these relationships on any diagram type.
What do you want to achieve by using business process management (BPM) software? Address compliance and risk management issues? Improve your customer service? Integrate data across existing applications? To achieve these goals, some organizations look to leverage a robust BPM suite, while others are simply trying to improve their processes using BPM. Regardless of intentions […]
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