Comparisions between BPM 1.0 and BPM 2.0.
They are all true. Business should be more easy and flexible to be implemented. But on the backend, everything should still the same as before, or even harder.
| BPM 1.0 | BPM 2.0 |
| Marketed to Business Analysts | Used by Process Analysts |
| Starting with a Process Modeling Tool | Starting with a Complete BPMS |
| Multiple Tools from Multiple Vendors | One Single Tool in Eclipse |
| Usable by J2EE Experts Only | Loved by ABAP, PHP and VB Folks |
| BPEL, BPML, WSFL, XLANG, XPDL | BPEL |
| ARIS, HIM, UML, Proprietary Notations | BPMN |
| BPEL Editor | BPMN Designer |
| Writing Code Behind the Boxes | Zero Code |
| Writing Deployment Descriptor Files | One Click Deploy |
| Implementing Application Connectors | Generating Web Services on-the-fly |
| Generating Java Code | Interpreting BPEL Code Natively |
| Web 1.0 User Interface | Web 2.0 User Interface |
| Bring your own Rule Engine | Rule Engine Included |
| Bring your own BAM | Real-Time BAM Included |
| Ad hoc Process Simulation | Native Process Simulation |
| Continuous Process Improvement | Dynamic Process Optimization |
| Closed Source Process Engine | Open Source Process Engine |
| $250,000 Entry Fee | Get Started Today, Free of Charge |
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