Import third party designs in an Oracle BPM Process

Hi,
Is there currently any capability in the BPM suite to import third party process designs?

Thanks,
I was asking more in terms of a general 'import' feature that used to be available earlier (rather than BPA to BPM in particular - which is also probably enabled by XPDL)
see this: http://blogs.oracle.com/ptslad/2008/12/hi_folks_i_would_like.html
PS: ARIS is a product in its own standing and not called Oracle BPA Suite now.
http://www.ids-scheer.com/en/ARIS_ARIS_Platform/3730.html
BPA Suite is 'based on' ARIS (and always has been, AFAIK)
http://www.oracle.com/technologies/soa/bpa-suite.html
Regards,
Jang-Vijay

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