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SYDLE makes the handoff work
A cancelled internet contract. A missing device. A surprisingly expensive gap between departments. SYDLE builds software for the work that falls in between.
Jakob Freund and the business between the boxes
Jakob Freund turned a Berlin consultancy into Camunda by paying attention to the handoffs everyone else had to live with. Now he is asking where AI belongs in the process, and who gets to decide what it can do.
OMG makes the rules that let rivals work together
Behind UML, SysML and BPMN is a consortium with an unfashionable idea: competitors should agree on the plumbing. Its latest systems modeling language shows how much work that agreement takes.
Bizagi and the expensive art of waiting for approval
A process map looks harmless until it starts moving money, documents and decisions. Bizagi turns those maps into working software - and makes the handoffs inside a company visible.
Camunda sells the missing step between AI and getting things done
A Berlin consultancy turned executable flowcharts into an enterprise software business. Now Camunda is betting that AI agents need the same thing its customers always did: someone keeping track of the whole job.