Tuesday, October 14, 2014

BPaaS from proceedit combine not less than 12 different technological suppliers’ products & services to build, pack and tune a reliable on-demand IT architecture





Providing the automated BPM Processes on the BPaaS model developed by proceedit represents a big technological challenge.


Not less than 12 different products and services (Iaas, PaaS, OCR/ICR, BPMS, BRMS, ECM, DSM, ESB, ADs, LDAPs, CRM, ERP, BI, BAM…), provided by several technological suppliers as well as end users need to be integrated, combined and supported by proceedit technicians to provide smooth operation and compliance with the SLA of the BPM Processes already in operation as BPaaS.

Those elements are structured in what we call the “BPaaS Architecture”, made up of a matrix of five vertical layers: Infrastructure (IaaS & PaaS), Contents (SSE, DBs, DMS, ECM…), Applications, Processes and Operational Support, and three horizontal columns: Administration (ESB & Ads and LDAPs), Core elements and User Interfaces, as is shown in the attached figure.

proceedit is not only responsible for developing the BPM Processes and supporting their operation but also for integrating and maintaining the different content providers, applications and infrastructure that interact with these processes, not only the ones supplied by proceedit but also, in most of the cases, with the existing end user corporate applications.

This interaction of the BPM Processes with the different applications and content providers is kept by means of the SOA layer managed by the ESB. Users are managed by interacting with the end users’ AD or LDAPs.

Finally, users interact with the BPM Processes through different kinds of interfaces that proceedit can deploy for that purpose. 

Organizing this complexity provides a high added value to BPaaS End Users at a very reasonable cost.

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