Oracle BPM Previous Solutions
We used an IBM Solution and Camunda in the past. Camunda is the best, and they only use the community edition.
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Vamsi Mohan
Software Engineer at a computer software company with 10,001+ employees
We were previously using Camunda BPM.
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Alejandro-Perez
IT Integration Architect at OUTSTREAM SPRL
We did not previously use a different solution. After Oracle BPM I used Camunda. Camunda has a different approach. Oracle is heavier in the sense of requirements but it's better for a complex organization in terms of integration to the environment.
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Amir-Khanof
Technical Manager at Royal Visio
This solution is not used in our production area because of our licensing, and also because of a change in policy whereby Oracle is pushing its customers to the cloud. We are not interested in moving to the cloud and are now instead considering Camunda BPM.
My understanding with Camunda is that the engine is very small, and is not resource-intensive. It requires less in terms of administration. It seems to me that if I have a lot of users then it will be more stable than Oracle. Also, the maintenance will be easier because the application is smaller.
The license will be cheaper for Camunda because, with Oracle, you need to have the database, Weblogic server, the BPM server, and lots of other products.
Finally, I have looked at Camunda’s performance on Youtube and other sites, and it seems to be better than that of Oracle.
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reviewer1190631
Head of Architects at a tech services company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Previously, we used webMethods BPM from Software AG. We used it for building solutions for a Telecom company and for managing their enterprise applications. We used it for creating product applications for managing their enterprise requirements.
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View full review »Yes, we used Microsoft technology-based process platforms, such as K2 and Captaris Workflow, but they just didn’t cope with standards (BPMN 2.0) and were particularly weak when you needed a full-fledged, all guns blazing solution.
View full review »We switched solutions because we wanted a solution which provides agile flexibility in our credit process.
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March 2024
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