By Cloud Computing SpunjePublished: November 11, 2009Posted in: Cloud Solutions, Fujitsu, IBM, OracleTags: 
BPM big boys Oracle and IBM face a growing threat in the business process management market – Fujitsu. The Japanese giant today unveiled version 11 of its BPM product Interstage and commenced a free development program designed to take advantage of the growing trend around BPM cloud computing.
The new program is designed for channel, embedded and system integrator partners as well as enterprise development teams. Participants can test drive web-based Interstage BPM with limited risk and without up-front cost. Members have the option to develop and deploy the product for up to ten users free in Fujitsu’s own cloud. Fujitsu competitors like Oracle and IBM do not currently offer web-based, BPM cloud solutions through their own consolidated data centers. Most tap Amazon for the heavy-lifting and SLAs.
http://www.channelinsider.com/c/a/Cloud-Computing/Fujitsu-BPM-Cloud-Challenges-IBM-Oracle-401162/
The new release and corresponding cloud services are focused on expanding its channel through OEM, VARs and systems integrators, company said.
BPM big boys Oracle and IBM face a growing threat in the business process management market – Fujitsu. The Japanese giant today unveiled version 11 of its BPM product Interstage and commenced a free development program designed to take advantage of the growing trend around BPM cloud computing.
The new program is designed for channel, embedded and system integrator partners as well as enterprise development teams. Participants can test drive web-based Interstage BPM with limited risk and without up-front cost. Members have the option to develop and deploy the product for up to ten users free in Fujitsu’s own cloud. Fujitsu competitors like Oracle and IBM do not currently offer web-based, BPM cloud solutions through their own consolidated data centers. Most tap Amazon for the heavy-lifting and SLAs.
http://www.channelinsider.com/c/a/Cloud-Computing/Fujitsu-BPM-Cloud-Challenges-IBM-Oracle-401162/
The new release and corresponding cloud services are focused on expanding its channel through OEM, VARs and systems integrators, company said.
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