Oracle BPM Design

Hi, We are in design phase, so thinking how many BPMN projects we should create or a single BPMN project with all process in it .
Is there any document which help us to come up with how many BPMN projects we require and how it help us in future releases and advantages of multiple BPMN projects and single BPMN projects.
Could anyone let me know your experience in designing the number of BPMN and ADF UI projects and its adavantages. Thanks a lot.

Hi,
You should use following pattern
- Create Different BPM projects for different functionalities  like Create USER, Create Account
- Club similar BPM processes in same BPM project like create user, update user etc.
In this way you make your projects easy maintainable.
Regards
Bhupinder

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