Aug 6, 2026
What Two Banking Journeys Reveal About Process Re-engineering
ProcessOS gives teams a fast, credible way to realize the value of a re-engineering initiative fast.
By Lana-Sophie Stawowski
Category
Process Orchestration
All Camunda blog posts tagged with Process Orchestration.
Aug 4, 2026
Three Tenancy Models, One Platform: Why Camunda 8.10 Introduces Physical Tenants
Camunda 8.10 introduces Physical Tenants: strongly isolated execution units inside a single Orchestration Cluster. Here's how they fit alongside logical tenants and multi-cluster deployments, and how to choose the right model for each workload.
Jul 23, 2026
How Barclays is re-engineering client due diligence with agentic orchestration
Barclays is redesigning client due diligence by combining specialist AI agents with deterministic workflow controls, helping the bank pursue faster onboarding while preserving auditability.
By Shane Ernest
Jul 23, 2026
Inside Forward-Deployed Engineering: How ProcessOS Gets Built With Every Customer
Forward-deployed engineering is how ProcessOS moves from concept to production inside a real environment, and it is also how the product keeps improving.
By Kevin Mitts
Jul 21, 2026
Process Discipline Is Boring. That's Why Agents Need It.
AI is following in the footsteps of microservices…and process discipline is still the best way to keep systems moving smoothly.
Jun 25, 2026
Your Operating Model Was Designed Before Agentic AI Existed. Now What?
The question facing carriers and banks is how to redesign the operating model now that AI agents are a real workforce.
By Shane Ernest
Jun 24, 2026
What Happens When an Insurance CEO Says "Start Over"
A major European carrier took the question literally. The answer shows where classical automation stops, and what it takes to reach the rest.
By Shane Ernest
May 19, 2026
Test Drive Your Customer Support (CS) Transformation: An AI Playground Built on Camunda
Camunda’s Solution Blueprints are deliberately not turnkey products—accelerate your development without getting locked into a rigid structure.
By Joyce Johnson, Tobias Conz
Apr 21, 2026
Move Subrogation Upstream in Insurance Claims With Agentic Orchestration
We don’t think any carrier deliberately misses recoveries. The miss is structural, due to a high volume of complex claims spread across multiple tools and screens. Anyone could easily miss the opportunity. In many organizations, subrogation is still treated as a downstream review after the claim is adjusted and payments go out. By the time recovery looks at the file, the evidence has cooled, and witnesses are harder to reach, so you’re likely to miss capturing necessary data to make a defensible recovery. Plus, your leverage with counterparties is significantly lower when the file is already heading to closure. That late identification shows up in three key places: Claims leakageThe carrier pays more than its fair share when responsibility isn’t…
By Shane Ernest, Dan Kies
