Dynamic Application Flexibility and Productivity Features Available in New Progress Pacific Platform
This second major release of OpenEdge software this year integrates existing BPM features and the Progress Corticon BRMS, resulting in a novel approach that automates decision processes to reduce application development change cycles by up to 90%. It enables greater business agility by allowing rapid tailoring of applications with easily configurable and flexible processes, rules and workflows.
Key Benefits Include:
- Ability to explicitly and graphically model workflow/business processes without complex coding
- Ability to implement systems faster and cheaper by quickly innovating and responding to change
- Easy upgrade and implementation in the cloud or on-premise
- Improved visibility into business operations to make better decisions
- Easy tracking and management to improve business performance
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Liewehr added: "Having just one set of source code makes life easier for us and our customers. Combining OpenEdge with BPM with Corticon liberates software developers from implementing business decisions, a benefit to the customer in terms of cost, flexibility and speed. There is nothing you can't do with Progress OpenEdge 11.3."
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