Workflow -- or choreography or orchestration -- refers to how two or more
Web Services might interact. Workflow is a critical part of making Web Services
effective.
Workflow specifications described on this site are listed below. You can also
navigate among the specifications by using the menu tree at the bottom of each page.
Symantec Releases New Altiris Workflow Solution Scoop.co.nz (press release), New Zealand - Apr 22, 2008 Symantec (Nasdaq: SYMC) today announced the release of Altiris Workflow Solution to help businesses reduce costs through IT process orchestration and ...
Tom Baeyens on the Process Virtual Machine InfoQ.com, Canada - Apr 30, 2008 Tom: The confusion that currently exists around analysis, implementation and service orchestration. We see three clear separate use cases for applications ...
Devs Should Brace for Wave of Process, Modeling Tools Integration Developers, CA - Apr 11, 2008 For purposes of the report, ZapThink defines SOP as the orchestration, choreography, composition, workflow, transactions, and collaboration of web services. ...
SOA Software Releases SOLA 6.0 Mainframe Solution ADT Magazine - May 6, 2008 Version 6.0 adds support for CICS (Customer Information Control System) TS v3.1-3.2, identity mapping and orchestration via Business Process Execution ...
BPMS Watch Rates 11 Business Process Management Suites Intelligent Enterprise, CA - Apr 21, 2008 BPM Suites are unified platforms combining all of the design and runtime components of a BPM solution ? modeling and analysis, automated orchestration, ...
Workflow Modeling: Tools for Process Improvement and Application Development by Alec Sharp, Patrick McDermott Average Customer Review: based on 13 reviews. Customer Review: Everything started with the creation of a two days workshop: Workflow Process Modeling. The authors have continually improved the workshop with participants' feedback and ideas based on their own hands-on consulting work with many organizations. The book is very well structured and it is based on real world experience. The structure...