Netherlands province picks Cordys BPM

Cordys, a provider of software for business process improvement, says the province of Gelderland in the Netherlands has chosen Cordys' business operations BPM platform to design, automate and improve complex processes, states Info Tech.

The implementation will offer optimal process management capabilities to the government body and will help it offer the service to citizens, businesses and other organisations at the highest possible level.

The process management at the province of Gelderland should not only ensure the quality of the service but also be compliant with local, national and European legislation, management, so the improvement of processes is often complicated and time-consuming, according to officials at Cordys.

Progress Software Corporation, a software provider that enables enterprises to be operationally responsive, introduced Progress OpenEdge BPM, according to Market Watch.

This a new strategic initiative that delivers Progress' independent software vendor partners and customers with new capabilities for building applications that provide continuous business process improvements,

The Progress OpenEdge BPM initiative achieves this by integrating business process modelling, monitoring and management capabilities of its industry-leading Progress Savvion BPM product with the high-performance business application platform, Progress OpenEdge.

Active Endpoints has released ActiveVOS V. 8.0, says KM World.

Reported highlights include support for BMP Notation (BPMN) 'swim lanes' and support for BPMN 2.0 boundary events, new data access integration capabilities, improved deployment management and expanded task management.

The company claims the combination of these new capabilities improves the ability for all stakeholders - project managers, application architects, solutions architects and developers - to utilise ActiveVOS for designing, developing and deploying mission-critical, custom process applications even more effectively.