Comments on: BPMN and BizAgi http://breathingtech.com/2010/bpmn-and-bizagi/ Technology, mobility and software development Thu, 17 May 2012 03:13:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Per Ola Sæther http://breathingtech.com/2010/bpmn-and-bizagi/comment-page-1/#comment-3975 Per Ola Sæther Wed, 24 Feb 2010 16:58:54 +0000 http://breathingtech.com/?p=1278#comment-3975 Thanx for the comment Dirk. I will have a look at the Visual Architect program. I also liked the BizAgi Express Edition. Hopefully I will find a suitable project where I can give this a try. Thanx for the comment Dirk.
I will have a look at the Visual Architect program. I also liked the BizAgi Express Edition. Hopefully I will find a suitable project where I can give this a try.

]]> By: Dirk http://breathingtech.com/2010/bpmn-and-bizagi/comment-page-1/#comment-3846 Dirk Thu, 18 Feb 2010 22:26:42 +0000 http://breathingtech.com/?p=1278#comment-3846 Hello Per Ola (I guess that's your christian name), I just came across you blog and i had the joy of watching the BizAgi presentation a few days earlier in Frankfurt. My first contact with them was about a year ago during an evaluation of Business Process Modeling Suites. Your absolutely right - the modeler is super intuitive to use but one shouldn't expect model beauties. It definitely has its limitations when you are documenting a huge process landscape. From the modeling and documentation perspective i would suggest to have a look at Visual Paradigms "Visual Architect". What seems extremely interesting to me about BizAgi though is their Express Edition. On first glance it allows an incredibly fast development of process driven web applications with login, security, database connection and all. At the moment I am spending a lot of time to dig into it. The ease of use reminds somehow of old VB only taken to the web. Cheers Dirk Hello Per Ola (I guess that’s your christian name),

I just came across you blog and i had the joy of watching the BizAgi presentation a few days earlier in Frankfurt. My first contact with them was about a year ago during an evaluation of Business Process Modeling Suites. Your absolutely right – the modeler is super intuitive to use but one shouldn’t expect model beauties. It definitely has its limitations when you are documenting a huge process landscape. From the modeling and documentation perspective i would suggest to have a look at Visual Paradigms “Visual Architect”.

What seems extremely interesting to me about BizAgi though is their Express Edition. On first glance it allows an incredibly fast development of process driven web applications with login, security, database connection and all. At the moment I am spending a lot of time to dig into it. The ease of use reminds somehow of old VB only taken to the web.

Cheers
Dirk

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