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WebSphere WBI Modeler: Start by Modeling to Save Time and Reduce Costs

Overview This Rational Software Development Platform Webcast provides information on how to use the IBM WebSphere Business Integration Modeler. The webcast explains how to use the simple modeler interface to create model diagrams of their business processes, run simulations of the models, run reports, and export into development environments. Using this "start by modeling" approach allows the business analyst to define their requirements in less time and overall reduces costs in implementation because the new process can be optimized before being automated.

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Publisher	IBM
Live Date	14th June 2005 03:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	N/A

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