Engineering
How Process Orchestration Helps Overcome Complexity and Drives Productivity
With Camunda Platform 8, complex business processes are managed easily. Hear directly from users and learn how.
Camunda Blog
Process Orchestration
Choosing the Right Integration Pattern for Your Business Processes
Curious about which integration pattern is right for your business processes? Check out this post where we compare and contrast three different patterns.
By Amy Johnston
Community
The Camunda 8 Connector for Carbon-Aware Process Execution
Reduce the environmental impact of your business processes using Camunda and carbon-aware process execution.
By Philipp Hehnle, Luc Weinbrecht, Maximilian Behrendt
Getting Started
CMMN Patterns Made Easily with BPMN
Learn the fundamental features of CMMN and how BPMN can easily match CMMN in dynamism.
By Niall Deehan
Process Orchestration
Accelerating Settlements Beyond T+1 with Process Orchestration
Banks must strategically optimize processes beyond T+1 to achieve a high degree of straight-through processing. Process orchestration can help.
By Shane Ernest
Getting Started
Embracing the Future of Automation with Camunda Platform 8’s Headless Workflow Engine
Camunda Platform 8’s API-first design makes it a capable solution for headless automation.
By Josh Wulf
Process Orchestration
Why Kiwi.com chose Camunda Platform 8 for Their Customer Booking Journey
Why Camunda Platform 8? Learn how leading travel-tech company Kiwi.com utilizes Camunda 8 to overcome challenges using process orchestration.
Getting Started
Why External Script Task Users will Love the Camunda Platform 8 Integration Framework
The Integration Framework is a significant upgrade over external script tasks, with improved reusability, user-friendliness, and customization.
By Lana Ginns
Process Orchestration
Seamless Integration with Message Queue Technology through Inbound Subscription Connectors
With new inbound subscription Connectors, you can achieve a seamless and full-featured integration with message queue systems like Kafka, RabbitMQ and more.
By Amy Johnston