SWA graphically and logically represents all your business and systems processes and how they flow and interact with one another, with their associated rules and dependencies. The Workflow may be as simple or as complex as you wish. In the jargon-riddled world of IT, a Workflow is typically a series of system-to-system processes (referred to as S2S). Regardless, all you should care about is that you can easily define, manage, and rely upon your Workflow to automatically run the various processes and steps that are the backbone to the smooth operation of your business function.

SWA BPM Component

SWA Business Process Management (BPM) is a logical extension to SWA Workflow and enables the more comprehensive management of all your business and systems processes and how they flow and interact with one another — but, significantly, with the human perspective. A BPM solution will encompass all aspects of your business function — this may be a simple Payroll run, but more typically, being a true BPM process, it will also involve human intervention.

SWA Job Scheduling Component

SWA Job Scheduling is a pure system-to-system (S2S) process and is hidden to all but the most technical of your IT operations staff. Typical jobs which are very systems-oriented, with little or no workflow orientation and certainly no Business Process Management (BPM) considerations and SWA Jobs Scheduler will reliably and promptly schedule the jobs and in the right order.

• Regardless the number of jobs to run, the jobs work reliably and promptly because the underlying Flux engine.
• Job Scheduler is event driven and can be tied into ticketing systems.
• BPM flows are interruptible and uninterruptible.
• BPM flows are transactional compliant.
• Allows you to bring systems and people into a managed process integration environment for EAI
• Publish a business process as a Web Service and incorporate Web Services into a business processes
• Ability to monitor, maintain audit trails and optimize performance in runtime.

• Java compiler Version 1.3.x or higher.
• Apache Axis if using web services
• Xerces 2 java parser
• Supported Operating Systems
  AIX .51 or above
  RH Linux 9 or above
  HP-UX 11 or above
• Any LDAP compliant directory server
• Any JDBC compliant database for maintaining repository