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All Camunda blog posts tagged with Community.
Mar 19, 2020
Babylon’s mission is to put an accessible and affordable health service in the hands of every person on Earth. As one of the biggest general medical practices in the UK, as well as one of the leading companies providing healthcare services worldwide, it leverages Camunda to deliver the right treatment to individual patients, ensuring clinical safety across a complex human workflow management ecosystem.
By Charley Mann
Mar 18, 2020
Given the rapidly evolving circumstances around COVID-19, I would like to give the larger Camunda user community an update on how we are working through these challenges, how our globally distributed team continues to develop and support our software and what we are doing to support the health and well being of our employees, customers and partners. Since Friday last week, our offices are closed and our global team is working from home. Working remotely is not new for us. Over a year ago, we had proactively decided to transform Camunda into a distributed organization in order to help accelerate our growth and strengthen a global organization. As a result, we already have all the various tools, practices and team…
By Jakob Freund
Mar 12, 2020
We recently shared 3 Common Pitfalls in Microservice Integration – and how to avoid them and lots of you wanted more. So this four-part blog series takes us one step back to the things you’ll be considering before migrating to a microservices architecture and applying workflow automation. In this fourth and final post in the series, we’ll discuss why the physical ownership of process models is so important to ongoing success.
Mar 5, 2020
We recently shared 3 Common Pitfalls in Microservice Integration – and how to avoid them and lots of you wanted more. So this four-part blog series takes us one step back to the things you’ll be considering before migrating to a microservices architecture and applying workflow automation. In this third post in the series, we’ll dive deeper into architecture and discuss whether it’s better to run a workflow engine centralized or decentralized.
Mar 2, 2020
At MINEKO we automate the process for reviewing and validating private and commercial utility bills for tenants. We found that 81% of all utility bills issued in Germany are flawed. So we built a team of legal and automation experts to provide our customers with high quality legal checks on utility bills at a fraction of the costs of a lawyer. We recently started using Camunda Cloud as part of Camunda’s private beta program. Our intention was to evaluate it for the traditional use case of running business processes, not knowing that it would completely change our thinking of design patterns regarding orchestration of microservices. This post describes our technical architecture in more depth, alongside the reasons we built it…
By Felix Jordan
Feb 27, 2020
We recently shared 3 Common Pitfalls in Microservice Integration – and how to avoid them and lots of you wanted more. So let’s take one step back to the things you’ll be considering before migrating to a microservices architecture and applying workflow automation. In this second of our four-blog series, we’ll look at all things architecture – starting with three basic architecture alternatives to set up your microservices landscape.
Feb 25, 2020
Our Chief Technologist and Co-Founder Bernd Ruecker is speaking at two leading tech conferences in the next few weeks: O’Reilly Software Architecture at New York City on February 26 and QCon London March 3.
By DevRel Team
Feb 20, 2020
We recently shared 3 Common Pitfalls in Microservice Integration – and how to avoid them and lots of you wanted more. So this four-part blog series takes us one step back to the things you’ll be considering before migrating to a microservices architecture and applying workflow automation. You’ll have a lot of questions, right? Questions like:
Feb 17, 2020
CamundaCon is back and better than ever before! For the first time ever, we’re bringing the Berlin action across the Atlantic to New York City.
By Charley Mann
