Guide

The Process Orchestration Handbook

If you have business processes that span across people, systems, and devices, it's time to consider process orchestration.

 

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Complex processes and diverse endpoints need process orchestration for true end-to-end automation

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Many organizations strive to automate their processes as much as possible. While this goal is ambitious, it’s far from reality. 

That’s because processes are often automated locally, or within a single software system, team, or device. However, most processes – even if they sound simple – follow a more complex logic.

That’s where process orchestration comes into play. Process orchestration coordinates the various endpoints of a business process, and sometimes even ties multiple processes together. Process orchestration helps you work with the people, systems, and devices you already have.

In this guide, we will:

  • Define process orchestration and why it’s important
  • Help you understand what you need for successful process orchestration
  • Walk through some real-world examples
  • Discuss how a universal process orchestrator works