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If you work with OpenSource, then ProcessMaker should be added to your list of useful tools. ProcessMaker is an open sourced, Ajax based workflow manager designed with small and medium sized businesses in mind. ProcessMaker makes it possible for users to create programs and apps that can help manage their business’s processes. Users needn’t know one iota of programming. The tool suite features design forms, document creation, assignment for roles and users, routing rules, and mapping. It can easily connect with other systems and it works right within your browser so there’s no new software to download. As it is completely open source, ProcessMaker integrates perfectly with your existing systems. There are versions for both Linux and Windows. With ProcessMaker you’ll be able to automate approval based processes across systems; users from multiple sites can collaborate and share workflows, customizing forms and filling out reports.
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“ProcessMaker is commercial open source workflow management software designed for small to medium-sized businesses and organizations. ProcessMaker allows a business user with zero programming experience to model, automate, and manage a company's unique business processes.”
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ProcessMaker simplifies your workflow. It’s been designed so that anyone, not merely programmers and computer hacks can design apps that work with their businesses. It can be used without the additional help of extra personnel and its completely flexible and open source.
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How is this going to be monetized? How well does it integrate with other systems?
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written by Joe Webb 2 Months 11 Days ago | |
| The ProcessMaker project accomplishes what Open Source projects are best at: leveraging the best ideas from the smartest people to advance the state-of-the-art in a particular functional application domain. In this case, Business Process Management - and in so doing, almost effortlessly eviscerates the value proposition of those offering less flexible, heavier, and less efficient commercially-licensed solutions.ProcessMaker renders the job of modeling a business process utterly accessible to the non-IT folks at the enterprise level who have the best understanding of the processes to be modeled. They accomplished this, at least in part. by forgoing the unnecessary complexity of BPMN altogether and opting instead for a more straightforward, simpler, vastly more accessible interactive diagramming approach. I've only been experimenting with the latest version of ProcessMaker for a few days and I am convinced that I could teach my teenager to use this software effectively - but more importantly, I could teach my client's receiving department supervisor to do so. From my point of view, the accessibility afforded by its simplicity is PRocessMaker's strongest feature - made much more impressive by whats under the hood of that simple exterior.ProcessMaker is a stunningly clever implementation of a truckload of remarkably good ideas. Congratulations to Colosa! | ||
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written by DJ 2 Months 21 Days ago | |
| This software really is truly awesome. Very simple and the guys running the show seem very cool! | ||
