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"Modeling your business processes with IBM WebSphere Lombardi Edition" - Final part 6 now online
It was last year 10th January 2011 when the first part of this series "Modeling your business processes with IBM WebSphere Lombardi Edition" was published. Since 11th January 2012 the 6th and last part of this series is now online:

Title: Using KPIs and reports for monitoring and performance analysis
Summary: You'll learn how to use key performance indicators (KPIs) and reports to do monitoring and performance analysis with WebSphere® Lombardi Edition.

Overview:
- Part 1 of this series gave you an overview of the features and architecture of WebSphere Lombardi V7.1 (hereafter called Lombardi).
- In Part 2 you learned how to use the most common features of Lombardi, including business process definition (BPD), and integration, human and rule services, to model the sample process.
- In Part 3 you learned how to use some advanced features of Lombardi to enrich to meet more complex requirements, including nested processes, milestones, event mechanisms, exception handling and Lombardi web services exposure.
- Part 4 covered how to use Lombardi Coaches to build human services.
- In Part 5, you learned about advanced Coach features, such as dynamic data binding and the runtime rendering mechanism, as well as how to customize the Coach.
- In Part 6, you'll learn how to use KPIs and and reports to do monitoring and performance analysis. The data that Lombardi tracks and stores for KPIs enables you to analyze process performance, as well as create service level agreements (SLAs). When you run instances of a BPD, Lombardi tracks and stores data for configured KPIs in the Performance Data Warehouse. Lombardi uses the stored KPI data to run certain types of historical analyses in the Optimizer.

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You can access all the links to older parts of this series on our platform WeDoWebSphere.de: http://t.co/7yEXjdQ1

We're looking forward to more interesting series like this.
Please give us a quick feedback, whether you liked this series or not.
If you have followed this series, did you find it helpful?

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- 12 Jan 2012, 5:28 pm
Alexander Schediwie wrote: > It was last year 10th January 2011 when the first part of this series > "Modeling your business processes with IBM WebSphere Lombardi > Edition" was published. Since 11th January 2012 the 6th and last part > of this series is now online: > > Title: Using KPIs and reports for monitoring and performance analysis > Summary: You'll learn how to use key performance indicators (KPIs) > and reports to do monitoring and performance analysis with WebSphere® > Lombardi Edition. > > Overview: > - Part 1 of this series gave you an overview of the features and > architecture of WebSphere Lombardi V7.1 (hereafter called Lombardi). > - In Part 2 you learned how to use the most common features of > Lombardi, including business process definition (BPD), and > integration, human and rule services, to model the sample process. > - In Part 3 you learned how to use some advanced features of Lombardi > to enrich to meet more complex requirements, including nested > processes, milestones, event mechanisms, exception handling and > Lombardi web services exposure. > - Part 4 covered how to use Lombardi Coaches to build human services. > - In Part 5, you learned about advanced Coach features, such as > dynamic data binding and the runtime rendering mechanism, as well as > how to customize the Coach. > - In Part 6, you'll learn how to use KPIs and and reports to do > monitoring and performance analysis. The data that Lombardi tracks > and stores for KPIs enables you to analyze process performance, as > well as create service level agreements (SLAs). When you run > instances of a BPD, Lombardi tracks and stores data for configured > KPIs in the Performance Data Warehouse. Lombardi uses the stored KPI > data to run certain types of historical analyses in the Optimizer. > > --------------------------------------------------- > You can access all the links to older parts of this series on our > platform WeDoWebSphere.de: http://t.co/7yEXjdQ1 > > We're looking forward to more interesting series like this. > Please give us a quick feedback, whether you liked this series or > not. > If you have followed this series, did you find it helpful? > > Your WeDoWebSphere-Team

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"Modeling your business processes with IBM WebSphere Lombardi Edition" - Final part 6 now online