Achieving Process Automation with Oracle Business Process Management and Policy Automation

  • Posted on: 11 April 2013
  • By: milina.ristic
Businesses are looking for ways to reduce manual intervention in core processes such as application eligibility. They struggle because the applications may have complex policies that are difficult to automate and they require human intervention to manually check the applicants evidence for authenticity. With Oracle Policy Automation (OPA), organisations can convert policies written in natural language into executable rules. These rules can be exposed as a web interface, or invoked as an open standard such as web service, of Java API. Oracle Business Process Management (BPM) allows business users to model the process after the applicant has been screened by OPA. These models can be converted into executable code so evidence validation can be executed. For tasks that can't be automated, human tasks can be created so the process can be monitored. This session will demonstrate OPA and BPM working together to achieve straight through processing for complex business processes.
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Publish Date: 
1 Apr 2013
Presenter: 
James Taylor
Organization/Company: 
Oracle NZ
Presenter Biography: 
James is a Middleware Solution Architect at Oracle New Zealand. He started his career back in 1998 as a PeopleSoft developer then moved to be an EBS Apps DBA a few years later. In 2005 James started working with Oracle Fusion Middleware and EBS to help customers modernise their applications. In 2007, James joined Oracle and now works in the Fusion Middleware team.
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