Online jBPM Training in Czech Republic

This instructor-led, live training in Czech Republic (online or onsite) is designed for advanced participants seeking to integrate Drools 8 with jBPM to design, execute, and optimize business workflows and processes.

Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• Configure Drools 8 and jBPM development environments.
• Create and manage complex business rules using Drools 8.
• Design and execute workflows with jBPM.
• Integrate Drools rules into jBPM processes to enable dynamic decision-making.
• Optimize and troubleshoot rule-driven workflows.

This instructor-led, live training in Czech Republic (online or onsite) is aimed at developers and business analysts who wish to build a management suite using jBPM.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Follow business goals in detail, using flow charts.
• Standardize a process to bridge the gap between design and the process implementation.
• Standardize a business process model and notation.
• Exchange BPMN definitions with other team members.

This program is designed for enterprise architects, business and system analysts, technical managers, and developers who wish to integrate business rules into their solutions.

The course includes numerous practical exercises where participants will build and deploy functional rules. If you only need a high-level understanding of Drools, please consider our other courses.

While the course typically covers the latest stable versions of Drools and jBPM, bespoke sessions can be customized to suit specific version requirements.

Designed for process developers and software engineers seeking to understand how to manage, manipulate, and develop processes using jBPM, this course explores the components of jBPM and the BPMN 2.0 elements implemented within it. Key topics include managing signals and events, programming gateways, injecting process data, and executing parallel activities. NobleProg typically delivers this course using the latest version of the open-source jBPM, though requests for older or beta versions may be accommodated.