IBM and BPM While this may the first time that IBM has ventured into the area of cloud-based BPM, it has considerable history in the business process management arena.

IBM announced Tuesday the acquisition of Burlington, MA-based AptSoft Corp., a privately held business event processing software provider. The acquisition enhances IBM's current business process ...

It’s always hard to even guess at what’s going on in the IBM universe, let alone what’s going on with its channel partners. The announcement today by Prolifics that it is buying Atrium is a ...

A new initiative will integrate the Common Base Events component into IBM's BPM capabilities, allowing consistent representation of log information.

BPM Express is available directly from IBM and through its partners. The price for the software itself starts at US$600 per author and $120 per user.

BPM Express is available directly from IBM and through its partners. The price for the software itself starts at US$600 per author and $120 per user.

Additionally, IBM added WebSphere Lombardi Edition to its BPM suite, a new tool that enables building and managing process applications with less time, cost and risk in a unified platform.

In a nutshell, IBM is helping enterprises create private clouds as either appliances or built on Z Series mainframes, with better connections to CEP, and managed from BPM in public cloud. It ...

The acquisition will strengthen IBM's hand in the rapidly expanding market for BPM software, which market researcher IDC projects will grow 15 percent a year during the next four years from $1.7 ...

IBM said the acquisition follows in the line of its other buys, including the purchase of French BPM and Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) provider Ilog last year. The company has acquired 90 ...