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Anatoly Belychook looks at how 4 different tools represent people in process maps: itp commerce, TIBCO, Oracle/BEA, and Intalio. He's not completely happy with any of them.
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[...] ran across this blog entry titled BPMN for People and Robots by Anatoly Belychook thanks to Sandy Kemsley, and it (and the commenting below it) is a great read on how different tools that “implement [...]
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