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BPM 8.5 vs. 8.0.1 vs. 8.0 Highlights

BPM 8.5 vs. 8.0.1 vs. 8.0 Highlights. + 295 Other enhancements. What’s New in IBM BPM v8.0 ?. Social Collaboration. Mobile Access. Content Access. Defining “social ” collaboration for BPM A cutting edge process portal Getting end-users excited about BPM.

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BPM 8.5 vs. 8.0.1 vs. 8.0 Highlights

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  1. BPM 8.5 vs. 8.0.1 vs. 8.0 Highlights

  2. +295 Other enhancements What’s New in IBMBPM v8.0? Social Collaboration Mobile Access Content Access • Defining “social” collaboration for BPM • A cutting edge process portal • Getting end-users excited about BPM • Making it easy for processes to interact with content in ECM systems – IBM, Sharepoint, and others • A great Mobile App • Providing the APIs customers need to realize their mobile strategies • Enabled for IBM Mobile Platform Tools EnhancedGovernance • Departmental to Enterprise-wide Governance, sharing, teaming and re-use

  3. IBM BPM 8.0.0 Release Highlights New Web 2.0 Process Portal delivering a highly collaborative work experience with increased social capabilities and visibility for knowledge workers New Coach Designer with the ability to create and reuse custom, user-defined Coach controls, sections and templates Enhanced Governance capabilities including user-defined processes for snapshots and deployment events Managed links to artifacts managed by OSLC-enabled content providers Multiple Process Center support including the ability to search and share content between process centers Ability to interact with documents in enterprise content management systems via Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) Expanded REST/JSON API for mobile application development Released 2Q2012

  4. IBM BPM 8.0.1 Release Highlights Enhanced IBM BPM Process Portal that delivers a highly collaborative work experience with increased notifications and improved performance Improved ease of use for the Coach Designer with the ability to create and reuse custom, user-defined Coach controls, sections, and templates New ability to incorporate IBM BPM Coaches within WebSphere Portal hosted composite applications New graphical views of data flow & related components in business process models that improve visibility and understanding Enhanced governance capabilities that include out-of-the-box, default-governance processes and samples Integration with SAP Solution Manager for utilizing the design-time capabilities of IBM BPM for designing, documenting, and customizing SAP processes Built-in constructs react to lifecycle events on documents in FileNet Content Manager enterprise content management systems Released 4Q2012

  5. Released 2Q2013 BPM 8.5 What’s New Highlight Areas • Installation, Configuration, Migration and Security • Dashboards, Coaches, Teams and Process Designer • Local Documents • Web Services • BlueWorks Live Integration • Various Miscellaneous Enhancements

  6. What’s New in IBMBPM v8.5? • Simplified IBM BPM installation, configuration, and administration reduces time and effort to setup, manage, and expand IBM BPM • Process Portal Dashboards redesigned, componentized and delivered using extensible “Dashboards” Toolkit of custom Coach Views. This means you can customize the Process Portal end-user experience and build custom apps with the new dashboard views. • New, internal document repository to consistently store document attachments, both internally and externally, using CMIS • Enhanced collaboration, communications, and change tracking between Blueworks Live and Process Designer • Enhanced Web Services security and SOAP header support in the IBM BPM standard runtime • MOBILE: Includes IBM Worklight Enterprise Edition to accelerate developing Mobile Apps on any device

  7. IBM BPM v8.5 - Includes Worklight for Mobile Apps BPM 8.5 bundlesWorklight Enterprise Edition with entitlement to develop custom mobile apps with IBM BPM. Full license required for production use. Worklight Adapter for BPM REST APIs . . Leverage Worklight capability for multi platform development & deployment. Integrate with IBM BPM through REST APIs. Common HTML5 code base New Sample Mobile Coaches Toolkit includes over 15 coach views for Mobile Device Access, Theming, Page Navigation and Visual Controls. http://Tinyurl.com/IBMBPMSamplesExchange http://bpmwiki.blueworkslive.com/display/samples/SAMPLE+EXCHANGE+HOME

  8. IBM BPM v8.5 - Social, Actionable Coach-Based Dashboards • Next generation out of the box dashboards – replaces “scoreboards” from previous releases • Process Owners can view current performance against expectations • Team Managers can visualize and manage the work of their team • Participants can see their own task performance measurements • Take action directly to resolve issues and balance work • Created using “coach views” – empowering customization and extensibility

  9. IBM BPM v8.5 - Social, Actionable Coach-Based Dashboards Empower business users to collaborate and act on observed insights Create tailored operational dashboards to offer enhanced visibilityfor process owners, team leadersand process participants

  10. Process Portal Dashboards Implemented Using Coach Views • Prior to v8.5 Process Portal could not be modified • In v8.5 Process Portal dashboards were re-built using Coach Views • Process Portal dashboards are three Human Service (BPM_WORK, Process Performance Team Performance) • Dashboards can now be easily customized and redeployed New toolkit cotaining building block of dashboards

  11. Dashboards Toolkit Default Ajax Data Services BOs used by CVs and Ajax Services 19 new dashboard Coach Views • Contains all that is needed to build the Dashboards: Services, BOs, Coach Views (i.e. the “Pill” Editor CV) • You can modify and extend the default dashboards • You can also create use the toolkit elements to create new custom dashboards

  12. Custom Dashboards Dashboard Human Service: • Coaches; • System Services to feed data to dashboards; • Navigation links for dashboard screen transitions • Custom dashboards are Human Services constructed from the Dashboard CVs • Must be exposed as “Dashboard” Coach composed of Dashboard Coach Views Expose Human Service as "Dashboard“ Dashboard in Process Portal

  13. Install & Configuration Profile Changes • Only ND profile for BPM Standard or BPM Advanced • Stand Alone profile available only for: BPM Express and the IID UTE • 12 profile type collapsed into 1 • All work done in Deployment Environment (i.e. can change from Standard to Advanced without re-installing • Single node ND is a better starting point to grow your configuration by merely adding new BPM nodes as required

  14. Install & Configuration ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME IP Sprayer BPM Advanced 8.0.x 4-Cluster Dramatically Simplified Deployment Topology CEI BPC PERFDW PROCSVR Node1 Node2 SCA.SYSTEM IHS SCA.APPLICATION DMGR Node Agent Node Agent Msg.member2 Msg.member1 MessagingCluster IHS AppTargetCluster App.member1(PC Console)Process AdminBPC Your Apps App.member2(PC Console)Process AdminBPC Your Apps PDW tables ProcServer tables Sup.member2Perf Console,CEI Sup.member1Perf Console,CEI SupportCluster CommonDB tablesFEMgr, ES, BRules, etc MEDB tablesSCA.SYS, SCA.APP, CEI,BPC, procsvr, perfdw Web.member1Process Portal, BSpace, widgets, BRM, BPC Explorer Web.member2 Process Portal, BSpace, widgets, BRM, BPC Explorer WebCluster BPEDB tables BSpace tables

  15. Install & Configuration ME ME IP Sprayer BPM Advanced 8.5 3-Cluster Dramatically Simplified Deployment Topology • Fewer cell scoped tables • Only three database types • Only three Clusters • Only one SI Bus - One SIB for all components, Separate SIB per DE PROCSVR Node1 Node2 IHS DMGR Node Agent Node Agent Msg.member2 Msg.member1 Messaging Cluster 4 IHS 3 1 App.member1 AppCluster (PC Console) Process Admin Process Portal BSpace Widgets Embedded ECM BPC SCA BRM CMNDB (cell) AppSched, Mediations, Rels CMNDB (DE) BPC, FEM, ES, BSpace, MEDB 2 BPMDB (DE) Support.member1 Process Server,EmbeddedECM Support.member2 Support Cluster PDW, CEI, BPC Explorer PDW, CEI, BPC Explorer PDWDB (DE) Performance DW

  16. For more details, please reference the longer BPMv85 What’s New Deeper Dive deck here:http://soapower.com/IBMBPM/Presentations/WhatsNew/IBM-BPMv85-WhatsNew-DEEPER-DIVE-by-PaulPacholski-V1.1.pptx

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