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Seeley on IBM & ILOG

You can read about BigBlue's BPM acquisistion at:

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/business-process-management/message/358

Gervas

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Steve Jones | 30 Jul 10:49

Re: Seeley on IBM & ILOG

What is it with this deal and the BPM tag.  Pretty much everyone
considers iLog to be a rules engine, which is required if you do BPM
but you can do rules without a BPM.

Steve

2008/7/29 Gervas Douglas <gervas.douglas@...>:
> You can read about BigBlue's BPM acquisistion at:
>
> http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/business-process-management/message/358
>
> Gervas
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Karandikar,Amit | 30 Jul 16:45

RE: Seeley on IBM & ILOG

I agree - just like everything that IBM does - they want customers to buy much more than the product they really need. If I want a rules engine, I am now sold a slew of BPM products for an initially lesser cost but a longer term recurring expense. I love using iLog, but its association with IBM makes me want to shy away from using it just like Rational association with BigBlue.

- Amit

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What is it with this deal and the BPM tag. Pretty much everyone
considers iLog to be a rules engine, which is required if you do BPM
but you can do rules without a BPM.

Steve

2008/7/29 Gervas Douglas <gervas.douglas <at> gmail.com>:
> You can read about BigBlue's BPM acquisistion at:
>
> http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/business-process-management/message/358
>
> Gervas
>
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