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Lotus Forms Now Has a Workflow Engine

Whenever you have a form, you more than likely also need a workflow.  I would bet that 70% of the time a human based workflow would be sufficient and that 30% of the time you need a tool that handles both human workflow (review the form, make changes, and approve it) as well as computer based workflow (apply a rule or process, push the data into a system, etc.)  Up until now, IBM has said that integrating a very capable but expensive product called WebSphere Process Server.  In many cases that was overkill.  Now they have OEM’ed a really good product called Tasica Forms. Tasica Forms supports Lotus Forms out of the box and makes it really easy to create a form, create a workflow, and publish it.

My personal opinion, it’s about time the two products were sold as one.

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Michael Porter

Mike Porter leads the Strategic Advisors team for Perficient. He has more than 21 years of experience helping organizations with technology and digital transformation, specifically around solving business problems related to CRM and data.

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