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Intalio Goes to the Cloud

Intalio Reckons It's Got the First Open Source Business Process Management System Delivered as a Service
By Maureen O'Gara
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May 30, 2008 12:45 PM EDT
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Intalio reckons it’s got the first open source Business Process Management System delivered as a service.

It’s running dedicated servers on top of Amazon Web Services (AWS).

A subscription for Intalio On Demand starts at $1,500 per dedicated server and includes bandwidth, licenses, maintenance and support. There’s a free five-day evaluation.

The company says the widgetry essentially replicates its BPMS On Premise version and includes connectors for Salesforce.com and enterprise apps like Oracle E-Business Suite and SAP.

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