Bonitasoft - BPM OpenSource
Introduction
The Bonita Studio provides an easy-to-use graphical environment, configurable for different types of users, based on drag-and-drop components, and using the business process modeling notation (BPMN 2.0) standard.
Features and benefits
The Bonita User Experience is a pre-packaged production environment based on web standards. It can either integrate into any kind of portal, or display a set of generic components that can be integrated into any customer-specific production environment.
Your key questions answered
The Bonita Studio provides an easy-to-use graphical environment, configurable for different types of users, based on drag-and-drop components, and using the business process modeling notation (BPMN 2.0) standard.
Features and benefits
- Uses a code-free design methodology to limit the requirement of IT intervention in creating and deploying processes.
- Treats simulation as a key aspect of process design rather than as an optional add-on.
The Bonita User Experience is a pre-packaged production environment based on web standards. It can either integrate into any kind of portal, or display a set of generic components that can be integrated into any customer-specific production environment.
Your key questions answered
- BonitaSoft views BPM from an application viewpoint, this model defines a process as an application, rather than a technology layer.
- Although it is an OSS solution, BonitaSoft has not handed off development improvements to a community, but takes full responsibility for support.
SUMMARY
Catalyst
Key findings
Ovum view
Bonita Studio
Bonita Execution Engine
Bonita User Experience
Recommendations
FUNCTIONALITY
Solution overview
Solution analysis
Process modeling
Development
Execution
Monitoring and administration
PRODUCT STRATEGY
Market opportunity
Go to market strategy
IMPLEMENTATION
Deployment examples
Société Générale, internal banking applications (France)
Government of the Canary Islands, BPM in e-government applications (Spain)
Chronoexpres: BPM in logistics and supply chain management (Spain)
French Ministry of Agriculture, BPM framework for HR applications (France)
APPENDIX
Author
Ovum Consulting
Disclaimer
Catalyst
Key findings
Ovum view
Bonita Studio
Bonita Execution Engine
Bonita User Experience
Recommendations
FUNCTIONALITY
Solution overview
Solution analysis
Process modeling
Development
Execution
Monitoring and administration
PRODUCT STRATEGY
Market opportunity
Go to market strategy
IMPLEMENTATION
Deployment examples
Société Générale, internal banking applications (France)
Government of the Canary Islands, BPM in e-government applications (Spain)
Chronoexpres: BPM in logistics and supply chain management (Spain)
French Ministry of Agriculture, BPM framework for HR applications (France)
APPENDIX
Author
Ovum Consulting
Disclaimer