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Self-Contained Apps in BPM improve agility and competitiveness
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Self-Contained Apps in BPM improve agility and competitiveness

Pablo Alonso de Linaje, Software Development Manager at Bonitasoft, discusses BPM self-contained applications. He explains:

  • how Self-Contained Apps can improve agility and competitiveness by simplifying the application installation and deployment process, bundling the BPM platform-created app and its runtime environment into a single package
  • the benefits of BPM and containerization, including faster delivery, independent scaling for each application as needed
  • what it takes to shift to container deployments
  • the perspectives on self-contained apps from the point of view of both BPM-based and DevOps developers and platform providers.

Learn more about the Self-Contained Apps approach to business process-based applications in this article by Pablo in App Developer Magazine.

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