Popular Comparisons The Camunda BPMN Platform is very flexible and gives several options to deploy and scale it.
I like everything about the entire BPM that comes with the BPM suite.
Popular Comparisons In my opinion, the most valuable feature is the editor and its ease of use, and when people are looking at it, they can make comments about changes that need to be made.
Popular Comparisons It's easy to search within the solution.
The TOGAF ADM model is most valuable. It is also very cheap as compared to other options in the market.
Popular Comparisons I like the way you can hypertext across tabs so you can actually create an interactive that you can export as a website. You can also extend it to a monitoring tool if you really wanted to.
Popular Comparisons I like the ease of use and the fact that you can download and use their free version, which is unlimited. However, while it's unlimited use, some features aren't available.
Popular Comparisons The logical model gives developers, as well as the data modelers, an understanding of exactly how each object interacts with the others, whether a one-to-many, many-to-many, many-to-one, etc.
Popular Comparisons I really liked that it mapped out processes and was able to attach the data model to the appropriate process. You could map out the process, then when you got down to a specific couple of data elements, you could attach the table in the database that supported that process. You could connect it with erwin Data Modeler for that.
Popular Comparisons The ease of use is the most valuable. I have tried a number of BPMN packages, and I find the user interface of ARIS BPM easier and more intuitive than others. If your team is knowledgeable on BPMN, it is really pretty easy to figure out on your own because it adheres to the standards extremely well. I have tried Bizagi, BizFlow, and a variety of such solutions, and I just liked ARIS BPM better.
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My favorite BPD tool is the one I can get for what I can pay. Most tools are good enough to be useful, but it all depends on the objectives you want or need to achieve. It depends also on particular preferences.
I enjoy using Bizagi process modeler
I like its simplicity and the fact that it user friendly-it does not require one to have an IT or systems developer background which is a plus to in my work environment
I Like its simulation capabilities enabling us to model as-is processes an run different simulations that can show us how the to-be process would behave like
It is open source
Sparx Enterprise Architect. I've created an entire interactive model of the Retail Enterprise in this tool. Check out this YouTube Video