Best Practices

This section presents common issues and design considerations related to implementing service-oriented architecture (SOA)-based process applications using the ActiveVOS BPMS. The principles described here are gained from proven real-world experiences and apply to BPM projects regardless of their development methodology, scale of project and complexity of design.

Goals - Learn how to lower risks, increase developer productivity and improve system agility and resiliency for your BPM project.
SOA application design analysis - Use this section to analyze the business requirements of your project and its main business process flows.
Designing orchestration flow - Explore this section to proceed with the development of your processes and associated artifacts.
Artifact Design and Versioning - Import strategies, versioning WSDL and XML Schema, versioning processes.
Governance - Understand the policies and business requirements for governance.
Process management and maintenance considerations - Learn more about runtime configuration considerations.
Configuration and Tuning - Find out how to optimize ActiveVOS for performance, scalability and reliability.

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Courseware & Primers

How-To

Product Documentation

Process Patterns

Best Practices

⋅ Goals

⋅ SOA

⋅ Application Design Analysis

⋅ Partner Interation

⋅ Messages & Correlation

⋅ Human Workflow

⋅ Modularization & Reusability

⋅ Handling Faults & Exceptions

⋅ Separation of Concerns

⋅ Designing Orchestration

⋅ Artifact Design & Versioning

⋅ Governance

⋅ Management & Maintenance

⋅ Configuration & Tuning

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»	Using BPM to Implement Services in Telecom and Media: Practical Advice and Insights from the Real World	MAR 8

»	An Introduction to ActiveVOS	MAR 21


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»	ActiveVOS BPMS and T-Impact’s Business Process Automation Services

»	What's New in ActiveVOS 9.0

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»	Integrating People, Processes and Systems: Tools and Best Practices for IT Teams

»	ROI for Composite Applications and SOA

What's New

»	Who's Driving Your Process Automation? Session 3: Process Automation for the People

»	ActiveVOS Business Event Processing Sample