convedo Tech Talk

We still have room in our next OpenText MBPM Foundation class. It runs April 28 - May 2 @ the OpenText office (Reading, UK).

Metastorm Version 9.x delivers many new capabilities that will bring benefits to your organization over and above those delivered by previous versions. Once your developers have adjusted to the new version, their productivity will improve. This blog post discusses why you should consider migrating to Version 9.x.

Think you know everything there is to know about OpenText MBPM? Prove it with this quiz and let us know on Twitter @convedo how you did.

Key Concepts and Architecture

1. What is the visual representation of structured activities that are broken down into stage(s) and action(s)?
2. What is the connection point for the Metastorm BPM Designer to deploy BPM processes into the Metastorm Database?
3. What is the name of the list of forms which initiate a listed process?

Recently one of our Opentext MBPM customers asked us how to produce a PDF document from data entered into a Rich Text control. We have implemented this functionality into other Metastorm processes in the past and today I thought it would be a good time to share with you a little snippet to get you started.

Whether you have just started with your migration to OpenText MBPM v9, or think about starting, there are many things to consider. Take a look at our handy infographic showing the advantages, and the pitfalls, of taking this major step forward in your Business Process Management strategy.

For businesses considering a migration to OpenText MBPM v9, there is a helpful whitepaper available that provides detailed insights into the migration process. The whitepaper outlines the key considerations for a successful migration, including the potential challenges that may arise during the process and the best practices for mitigating them.

Once you're ready, here is one more detailed whitepaper about migrating to OpenText MBPM v9 and a Metastorm BPM v7 process review tool to estimate the efforts for your whole migration.

Oh, and of course, don’t forget to read through the 5 fundamental Metastorm BPM migration project tips.