An integration-centric BPM (business process management) is a fully-integrated approach to building and promoting desktop and Internet applications. It is used when there is a critical need for both business process management and service-oriented architecture. It allows easy application updating and is capable of tracking variable market conditions.
This term is also known as an integration-centric BPM suite.
Integration-centric BPM allows an organized implementation of efficient and flexible business processes, while service-oriented architecture is useful in organizing the mutual interaction between different program computing entities.
Model driven development is one of the results of integration-centric BPM, which significantly reduces management overhead and gives a chance for application objects to be reused by the system, increasing efficiency in the evolution of an application.
Synonyms
integration-centric BPM suite
Share this Term
Tech moves fast! Stay ahead of the curve with Techopedia!
Join nearly 200,000 subscribers who receive actionable tech insights from Techopedia.
Latest Articles
By: Todd Wasserman | Contributor
By: Kishore Jethanandani | Contributor
By: Devin Partida | Editor-in-Chief for ReHack.com
By: Terri Williams | Contributor
