The latest release of Intalio|BPMS 5.2 provides significant improvements that aid business users and technical staff alike. For a free download of the latest version you can go to http://www.intalio.com/products/download/. There you will also find 10 steps to get started. You can also view the technical release notes on our community site.

Charts detailing the different editions, components, and deployment options were designed to help you pick the option right for you.

View a screencast of some of the new features.

What’s New in 5.2

Better Support for Business Users

• BAM
• Key Performance Indicators can be used to monitor core business functions
• View graphical representations of data in charts and graphs
• Real-time dashboards give a complete picture throughout the enterprise
• Output reports to PDF, XLS and CSV documents

Watch a screencast of BAM in action.



• Improved User Interface to facilitate process design (view the improved Intalio|Designer)
• Support for BPMN 1.1 Shapes
• Subscribe to tasks from an RSS reader
• Tasks can now include deadlines and deferred activation

Better Support for Integration

• Integration of Service Registries from Mule, WSO2 and other Open Source ESBs
• Update Services on the fly: Location, Fields, and Variables
• Single location for tracking services throughout the Enterprise
• Native support for HTTP protocol and REST architecture – connect processes to web applications such as Google, Amazon or Facebook
• Pluggable web frameworks:
• New version of Orbeon Forms and integration with Tibco’s General Interface
• Re-use existing Web frameworks
• Retain investment in completed development
• Maintain look and feel users have become accustomed to
• SDK for OEMs and System Integrators to extend the Intalio platform
• Dynamic Endpoints allow applications and partners involved in the process to be determined on the fly instead of hard coded beforehand
• Better platform support for a multitude of hardware, operating system, application server, and database vendors (around 1,000 possible combinations)



• Localization in multiple languages

Better Productivity

• Web Services Import Wizard
• Easily imports WSDLs and their dependencies (see an example of the WSDL import function)
• Re-importing changes to WSDLs automatically updates all references, supporting agile change management
• Import WSDLs from the Service Registry, a complete database of existing services throughout the enterprise
• Revamped Database Connector
• Trigger process actions from changes in the database
• Drag and drop SQL queries on BPMN diagrams

 




• Integrated with Eclipse Data Tools Platform