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Get Started on Process Driven Development with JBoss BPM

 

March 8, 2018
Eric D. Schabell
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    Are you interested in an introduction to the concepts of process management (BPM)?

    Do you want to learn how your business can leverage process driven application delivery?

    Are you looking for an easy to understand guide to mastering Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite tooling?

    Do you need a step-by-step introduction to setting up JBoss BPM Suite including coverage of practical and important topics like data modeling, designing business rules and processes, detailed real world examples, and tips for testing?

    For the last few years I've been working on putting years of experience with JBoss BPM Suite and community projects Drools and jBPM together into one easy to understand book.

    In 2017, Red Hat put the first chapter online for free, and literally thousands downloaded it starting their journey on the road to delivering process driven applications with JBoss BPM Suite. Many of you have reached out over the years to ask about the completion of this book, and where you can get it.

    The good news is that the book is available and Red Hat is providing ebook downloads for free!

    Let's look at how this works, shall we?


    Effective Business Process Management with JBoss BPM

    While writing this book I've tried to share both the process and the chapters as teasers. I've posted an excerpt introducing business process management with JBoss BPM, an introduction to the book on medium.com, and an excerpt from the chapter on data modeling.

    If you want to browse the articles and explore some of these excerpts, check out the publishing feed on my site.

    Now for the best part, the Red Hat Developers Program is hosting the option for you to download a free ebook copy!

    I would like to thank everyone over the years that have helped my knowledge grow around JBoss, JBoss BPM, writing, publishing, and managing this final free ebook to help everyone learn how to create and deploy process driving applications using JBoss BPM Suite.

    Feel free to give me feedback through my social channels or on my sites contact form. I am always happy to chat about process driven applications and anything JBoss!

    Last updated: January 22, 2024

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