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Chapter 3 BPM Suite 11g: An Overview > Design of BPM Suite 11g: Goals and Guidi...
Design of BPM Suite 11g: Goals and Guiding Principles
After the acquisition of BEA, during the unification phase of BEA’s BPM product (then called ALBPM) into the broader FMW ecosystem, Oracle significantly increased BPM R&D investment in order to create a BPMS that would preserve and strengthen the popular and unique features of ALBPM, but would also add a set of forward-looking capabilities. As a component of the FMW family, this unified BPM would be guided by the core guiding principles of FMW R&D:
Complete The offering provides a comprehensive set of features so the designers or developers would not have to bounce from tool to tool to get their job done. In case of BPM Suite 11g, this requirement translates to providing all the features and tool interaction styles necessary for a variety of participants, ranging from business analysts to IT developers, capabilities to handle different types of process types (for example, human-, document-, decision- and integration-centric processes, departmental and enterprise scopes, and so on), and support for different modeling components (such as BPMN, BPEL, rules, human tasks, and others).
