Rich Worklist Application

Hello,
We are trying to customize the WorkList application. Our client wants a richer application than the Sample provided out of the box.
Anything out there we could use? Any plans from Oracle to provide a richer Worklist application?
Thanks,
-Jay

Hi Jay,
We are an Oracle Partner focused on providing BPM Solutions. We have built a RIA (Rich Internet Application) for BPM using Flex for customers. Basically, a Rich BPEL Application.
Targeted for ALL Oracle BPEL customers who want more than the Sample BPEL Worklist Application, this RIA offers:
1. All the rich interactivity you would expect of a Web 2.0 application
2. Real-time, interactive graphical view of inflight processes for business users.
This gives users complete visibility and status of activities of the process and also allows them to perform all actions.
3. Real-time updates of the work list and the graphical view. Push technology used so users never have to click refresh.
4. Custom Views that includes Display of Process Attributes, Multi-column sorting, Group-by
5. Client-side filtering that includes simple and advanced filtering on Task and Process Attributes
6. Process Monitoring and Analytics with drill down to activity details including payload, history, faults etc.
The application works for BPA processes transformed to BPEL, as well as processes developed directly in the BPEL Designer.
Screenshot: [Oracle BPEL | BPM Application | www.inspyrus.com/bpm/bpm.png ]
If this is of interest, you can reach us at [[email protected]]
Thank you!
Website: [Inspyrus | www.inspyrus.com]
Edited by: [email protected] on May 18, 2009 5:06 PM
Edited by: [email protected] on May 22, 2009 5:01 PM
Edited by: [email protected] on Jul 13, 2009 12:01 PM
Edited by: [email protected] on Aug 13, 2009 6:13 PM

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