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"Workflow" is a term that is typically used within the boundaries of operations and people involved within a given system. Most importantly, today it revolves around the aspects of business integration methodologies by promoting process automation and business level monitoring in real-time while supporting the fluctuations in business growth. The IBM WebSphere MQ Workflow product provides an innovative integration approach that not only provides solutions enabling increased efficiency via automation involving disparate systems and people, but also leverages the benefits of IBM's industry-leading messaging product, IBM WebSphere MQ. WebSphere MQ provides benefits such as assured delivery of messages, dynamic delivery of workload, and an assurance of comprehensive security... (more)

SOA and Its Impact on EAI and On-Demand

Architectures aren't what they used to be, and our business models and drivers aren't either. As our business processes and drivers grow more and more complex so does the need to improve the underlying architectures that support the models and drivers. In fact, it's important to realize that well-built, robust, and scaleable architectures are no longer a luxury, but a requirement just li... (more)

Minimizing the Impact of Change with IBM WebSphere

Designing and developing effective Business Process Management (BPM) solutions in conjunction with IBM's WebSphere MQSeries Workflow product involves an examination and thorough understanding of the multiple facets involved as the technical solution is being built and the business processes that serve as the foundation pillars of the execution of the business process model. In light of o... (more)

Health Care Compliance with BPM

The health care industry, including hospitals, has the greatest need for sophisticated information systems because of the enormous amount of data it handles and because of its life-and-death responsibilities. Yet the implementation of large-scale and robust-enough IT systems in public healthcare institutions can be challenging as well as ineffective. We know that several large American m... (more)