IBM BAW

Navigate the IBM BAW platform by creating a 30-day trial, logging into Workflow Center, and managing assets stored in the Workflow Center repository along with process apps and case solutions.

The process portal provides an end-user interface to interact with processes, enabling task assignment, collaboration, and authorization, with cloud-based dashboards to monitor task and process performance.

Navigate the process administration console to deploy and monitor processes, manage users and groups, and edit data on the fly for issue resolution.

Use the performance admin console to monitor process performance, view historical data, and manage tasks for system maintenance in on-premise IBM BAW deployments.

Explore the business process choreographer in IBM BAW, learning how to monitor and manage deployed people processes and human tasks, including the creation designer.

Browse, modify, and publish business rules in the business rules manager for the BP process, then monitor and manage changes to the business definition.

Explore the administration console for content platform engine, performing administrative actions on case management objects, tools, and administrative documents within the platform, including authorization and rule management.

Explore classic case builder in IBM BAW, open the classic or legacy case solutions in the workflow center, promote solutions to workflow projects, and manage cases from the workflow center.

Explore case administration in IBM BAW, focusing on configuring security, migrating case management components between environments, and managing the case management solution and its components.

Discover IBM Content Navigator, a cloud-based navigator for managing and working with your Praksis through IBM Penticton, noting its heavy, time-taking nature and its role in business tasks.

Harness IBM BAW to test REST APIs, invoke processes, and expose services through the BPP framework for managing workflow interactions.

Install and log into the desktop process designer, using cloud or on premise credentials, then create or import existing processes and migrate or test them in the design environment.

Explore IBM BAW artifacts and the process designer to create and configure a process application, manage teams, environments, deployment options, and environment variable.

Explore the toolkit feature in IBM BAW by creating and importing toolkits, building reusable business objects, and applying permissions within a process application.

Explore creating and visualizing processes in IBM BAW, configuring instances, time zones, holidays, owners, and inputs/outputs, and building user interfaces from variables to run tasks.

Explore the Blueworks Live subscription as an out-of-the-box feature. Import processes into IBM Mealamu, download available processes, and design new ones at a high level.

Learn to design client-side human services with a process designer, configure dashboards and client segments, manage variables and localization, and embed UI components using a default UI toolkit.

Create or import a team, customize its color scheme and fonts, view how changes alter the user interface and task look, and access the source code to download or modify.

Discover how to create and reuse a personal information view as a reusable component, configure options, bind data, control visibility, and map it across screens with performance insights.

Create and manage localization resources by importing translations, defining key-value pairs, and applying them in the user interface, as demonstrated with first name translated to Hindi.

Explore external service concepts and integration for connecting to external systems, including web service, logging, and socket handling, and implementing extended services for additional integrations.

Learn to build services with the service flow in IBM BAW, creating an integration layer by connecting services, connectors, and databases, and mapping operations.

Learn how to create and expose a web service in IBM BAW by creating a service flow, adding operations, and using a connector to expose the service to other applications.

Explore advanced integration services in IBM BAW to connect to the hired integration design and import people processes.

Create an undercover agent to initialize a process and control events in the workflow. Attach a timelapse, set the name and triggers, and link services to start subsequent processes.

Explore event subscription and how to subscribe to external events like Excel. Learn to trigger a service when a document is created or updated by configuring the event subscription.

Define teams to group tasks by designation or department and assign them to end users, so only designated members see and work on those tasks.

Create a complex business object by detailing department name with camel casing, add personal info, and build a nested complex view accessible via a variable like first name.

Expose post-process variables to outside environments, allowing you to modify their behavior, set default values (for example five percent), and change them in future deployments via the admin console.

Explore using environment variables to tailor a web server for development, test, staging, and production, enabling dynamic configuration and deployment across environments.

Define a user attribute definition to attach capabilities or qualities to a user, optionally define a business object for the user interface, and link to a circuit or city model.

Learn how to create and manage tracking groups to capture process performance data, map values like salary, and record changes over time for artifacts within a project.

Explore how files are used to connect two cases in IBM BAW, and learn how to select and make the file available for use in due process.

Import Java files into a business application on the server for use in the IBM BAW environment.

Explore design concepts, access the design point to view the user interface stylesheet, and review the business artifacts involved in development.

Learn how to use smart folders in IBM BAW by creating and selecting a favorite, then set criteria for adding artifacts and run a sample process to understand the product.

Build a leave application process within a process application, routing approvals by days via an exclusive gate to HR child approval or project manager approval, with notifications.

Install and configure the process application by creating a snapshot, accessing the workflow center and admin, and deploying it to production with proper permissions.

Administer and manage applications and processes within a cloud building exercise, explore live applications, use the project inspector, and handle creating project.

Navigate the process portal to initiate and complete a new application workflow, assign tasks to the employer group, obtain manager approvals, and track process progress.