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CaseAgile Will Show BPMN Data Exchange between Visio and Leading BPMN Tools

CaseAgile announces a new release of Enterprise Composer™ add-on for Microsoft® Visio, which supports transparent exchange of BPMN diagrams designed in Visio with leading BPMN tools. CaseAgile will demonstrate capabilities of Enterprise Composer™ on upcoming "BPMN IN ACTION" event organized by The Object Management Group (OMG) in Seattle at December 10, 2018.

Enterprise Composer™ offers a seamless and efficient way for every Visio® user into the world of professional business process management (BPM) systems and process automation. By using Enterprise Composer™, Microsoft® Visio can create executable processes fully compatible with BPMN™ 2.0 standard from OMG®, which is the global de-facto etalon for modeling business processes and can be used both by businesses and IT. Every BPM practitioner working with Microsoft® Visio now can import BPM models created in most popular BPM suites directly into Visio® and can export models created in Visio® for further execution on all compatible BPM platforms implementing BPMN™ 2.0 standard.

Microsoft® Visio is one of the leading tools used to design business diagrams in companies of different sizes and specialization. Full support of BPMN 2.0 is among the prominent and widely acclaimed features of Microsoft® Visio 2016. However, Visio® itself does not support exchange of BPMN diagrams with other tools. The new release of Enterprise Composer™ removes these limitations entirely. Users can draw BPMN models in standard Visio® Professional and then exchange them transparently with any other BPMN tool not leaving their familiar Visio® environment.

"BPMN IN ACTION" event organized by The Object Management Group (OMG) will present real-time exchange of Visio® BPMN diagrams with other process modeling and execution tools by using Enterprise Composer™.



Date: Monday, December 10, 2018
Time: 5:00 pm 7:30 pm
Place: Hyatt Regency Lake Washington at Seattle's Southport,
Seattle, Washington, USA

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