Thomas,
BPM is concerned with internal information flows, whereas EDI -- with
external. As such, they are complementary rather than competitive.
BPEL is certainly my preference and that of most others I know. It is an
OASIS standard and it is now fairly widely implemented across various
modeling tools and orchestration engines.
Thank you,
Daniel
On 9/19/07, Thomas Seay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Which of these two gods do you kneel before? Why? One of these two
> gods will finally bring about the demise of EDI. Those who cling
> EXCLUSIVELY to EDI will be like those who cling EXCLUSIVELY to
> mainframe, a vast multitiude scratching the earth for some residual
> carion. Dui bu dui? True or false?
>
> -Thomas
>
>
>
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