Oct 29, 2026
Ready to Break Up With Pega?
You already know why to leave Pega. This post picks up where that one left off: what actually happens once you decide to, starting with discovery, not a blank page.
By Market Intelligence Team
Category
Process Orchestration
All Camunda blog posts tagged with Process Orchestration.
Oct 28, 2026
New Capabilities for Resilient Multi-Region Deployments in Camunda 8.10
Camunda 8.10 adds region-aware placement, RDBMS failover recovery, and multi-region blueprints for Self-Managed deployments.
By Andrey Belik
Oct 27, 2026
Keeping Camunda Safe in the Era of Agentic Vulnerability Discovery
How Camunda cuts scanner noise at the source, finds vulnerabilities before outsiders do, and shows which findings matter.
By Ian Kavanagh
Oct 22, 2026
The Compounding Cost of Staying on Pega
The real cost of staying on Pega isn’t the license. It’s the expertise, services, and risk that build up the longer you stay.
By Market Intelligence Team
Sep 17, 2026
ProcessOS Momentum Across Industries
Companies asking AI to solve their slower, more expensive problems are figuring out how to improve them with ProcessOS.
By Lana-Sophie Stawowski
Sep 16, 2026
Why Bolting AI Onto Legacy Workflows Fails (and What NYC Enterprise Leaders Are Doing About It)
Enterprise leaders met at Camunda’s NYC Roadshow to discuss the AI Process Gap—and why real transformation requires re-engineering processes from the ground up on open standards.
Sep 9, 2026
The Data Says It: AI Isn't Failing You. Your Processes Are
Legacy business processes are causing AI initiatives to fail at a staggering rate. Let’s talk about process re-engineering.
Aug 20, 2026
ProcessOS Discovery Learns How Your Business Actually Runs
Most discovery tools treat the initial pass as a one-time event. ProcessOS treats it as a capability the business can call on again whenever something changes.
By Volker Buzek
Aug 18, 2026
Three Ways Camunda Speaks MCP (And Why the Direction Matters)
Most MCP integrations go one direction. Camunda ships all three. As a client calling tools, as a server for queries, and as a callable process capability. Here's how, with one flight disruption scenario as the thread.
