BPEL is used for composition, orchestration, and coordination of web services. It provides a rich vocabulary for definition and execution of business processes.

BPEL is one of the most important technologies for SOA.

 
     
     
 

BPELmentor.com

BPELmentor.com provides training, consulting, mentoring, and project development for BPEL and SOA-related projects.

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BPELmentor.com

BPELmentor.com provides on-site training, webinars, consulting and mentoring, and pilot project development on BPEL (Business Process Execution Language, also WS-BPEL, BPEL4WS) and SOA (Service Oriented Architecture).

SOA is based on loosely-coupled services and their composition into dynamic and flexible business processes. SOA enables flexibility of enterprise applications, their interoperability, and yields to more flexible information systems.

BPEL is a commonly accepted language for business processes definition and execution. Within enterprises, BPEL is used to standardize enterprise application integration and extend the integration to previously isolated systems among business partners. Between enterprises, BPEL enables easier and more effective integration with business partners. BPEL stimulates enterprises to further define their business processes, which leads to business process optimization, reengineering, and the selection of the most appropriate processes, thus further optimizing the organization.

BPEL is the key technology in environments where functionalities already are or will be exposed as services. For standardization purposes BPEL has been submitted to OASIS. Today it is supported by major industry vendors, including Oracle, IBM, Microsoft, BEA, Sun, OpenStorm, Active Endpoints, Cape Clear, Openlink, Parasoft, Fiorano, Polar Lake, Fuego, Digité, and open source community.

We provide vendor-independent information! 

BPELmentor offers courses designed and supervised by the lead author of the book Business Process Execution Language for Web Services, 2nd Edition, and the coauthor of the BPEL Cookbook: Best Practices for SOA-based Integration and Composite Applications Development: