Help enable rapid scaling of your business process management projects within your enterprise.
IBM Business Process Manager Pattern V8.0 is a combination of IBM Business Process Manager and the operating system optimized to run in server virtualization environments.
This new support:
- Is designed to accelerate the setup and management of complex, highly available Business Process Manager configurations that are pre-optimized for production use.
- Enables you to focus critical resources on value-add activities and less on installation, configuration, and management.
- Helps accelerate the expansion of business process management (BPM) from a project to a program across your enterprise.
IBM Business Process Manager Pattern provides the same capabilities as delivered in Business Process Manager Advanced V8.0 and can be used with IBM PureApplication System W1500 and IBM Workload Deployer V3.1.0.2.
IBM Business Process Manager Pattern V8.0:
- Provides support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux™ Server in x86 environments.
- Optimizes IBM Business Process Manager V8.0 for virtualized environments, enabling higher hardware utilization, while allowing you to spend less time on installation and configuration, and more time on strategic initiatives.
- Is designed to accelerate the setup and management of complex, highly available Business Process Manager configurations that are pre-optimized for production use.
- Manages installation and deployment of IBM Business Process Manager and the associated operating system in conjunction with IBM PureApplication™ System and IBM Workload Deployer.
For ordering, contact your IBM representative, an IBM Business Partner, or IBM Americas Call Centers at 800-IBM-CALL (Reference: YE001).
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