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"Scalability is good. In the time that I have been there, we have added more JVMs to help with the increased workload, so it does scale."
"It is a very powerful solution."
"It is easy to take a requirement, put it in the code, and deploy it."
"The solution offers great notifications."
"By automating several tasks, we have already reduced a lot of work for the business."
"IBM BPM's best features include document sharing, management document creation, widget and barcode creation, and integration."
"We have used a lot of out-of-the-box reporting on the process performance metrics. We have been able to make suggested changes to staff for this role or streamlining by eliminate some activities where people were not requiring a lot of work in the first place."
"It has an elaborated way to explore the IBM BPM processes."
"The main factor that separates Red Hat software from Oracle, IBM, Pegasystems, is the ability that it gives you to design the screens outside the software and connect it as another component with the BPM engine."
"It's very simple to use and the integration features between Java and other services within the workflow are very easy."
"The solution can improve integration with SAP, CRM, and Salesforce, which is not capital-intensive."
"I hope IBM uses something from IBM Content Navigator to make the interface easier to navigate."
"I would like IBM to consider including AI-enabled process mining, robotic process automation, and very good OCR capabilities from the computer vision side."
"IBM BPM uses JavaScript as a programming language for the server-side. I don’t know why it’s not Java, as it’s more powerful and the JavaScript part is translated into Java anyway."
"Needs better reporting. I do not think that we are fully taking advantage of what it already has yet."
"It can definitely be improved in terms of performance and stability."
"IBM BPM can improve the dashboards and reports. It only has two dashboards, and reporting is very difficult to build."
"We are a government organization, and we are the largest government power sector in India. We generate around 30% of power in India. Therefore, our processes are quite complex. Although IBM BPM is a low-code or no-code software, if you want to have extremely complex workflows, just the business process diagrams are not helpful in creating those workflows. While implementing complex workflows, only the process flow diagrams did not help us. We had to write a lot of Java scripts and Java queries to achieve what we wanted. Its integration capabilities with the SAP environment have to be improved. At present, we are only talking at the web services environment level. Its price also needs to be improved. It is currently expensive. Previously, Active Directory required a heterogeneous environment, but now they want a homogeneous environment. We had onboarded employees through Microsoft Active Directory, and now I have to implement Microsoft AD only from the cloud for my vendors."
"I think the documentation for the tool, the official documentation, is not as strong as in other tools. You have lot of community. That is good. But sometimes you need - when you are working on a big client or a critical process - to be certain about certain things. So I think that the documentation for the tool, from the company, could be a little stronger."
"Our customers and developers have complained that the UI is a little bit confusing."
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