DST: from workflow to BPMS with AWD10

Wednesday, October 31, 2012 by Beth Barling

Although neither DST nor its process platform AWD have traditionally had a very high general industry profile, the company and the product have a very long heritage. With the release of AWD¹⁰ in 2010 the product was completely rebuilt using a modern platform design utilising Java, commercially-available application servers and web-based tools and user interfaces. The result is a product that fits squarely in the marketplace for BPM Suites (BPMSs), or BPM technology platforms, with some significant strengths. What’s not widely known is that although DST’s primary business focus is the financial services and insurance industries, its largest AWD customer (measured by licensed seats) is actually a cable/media company.

In this new report, Neil Ward-Dutton provides a profile and analysis of DST and its AWD¹⁰ platform. To read the report’s key messages and view the table of contents follow this link to find the report in our library.

This report is available to paying subscribers to the Process research program, or can be purchased separately (see the report’s library page for more information).

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