SPARK UI for IBM BPM Version 8.5.7 Released Today

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - March 14, 2016 - PRLog -- Salient Process announced today full support for IBM BPM 8.5.7.  Both SPARK UI Toolkit (http://salientprocess.com/spark-toolkits/) Enterprise Version 4.3 and Community Version 4.2.1.1 fully support IBM BPM 8.5.7.   Being the first IBM BPM UI Toolkit to fully support IBM BPM 8.5.7 demonstrates our promise to our customers we are in lockstep with IBM and our SPARK UI Toolkit fully insulates our customers from the pains of upgrades.

SPARK Toolkits enable creation of modern IBM BPM user interfaces at least 3 times faster than any other toolkit on the market, superior ease of use for BPM Developers, and fully mobile ready BPM applications.  SPARK Toolkits Enterprise and Free Community editions are available across IBM BPM 8.x versions via the Salient Process support website (https://support.salientprocess.com/registration/).

SPARK Toolkits - Enterprise edition is offered on a subscription basis and provides 100+ Controls, in addition to Portal Builder and External Participant Toolkits.

• SPARK UI Toolkit provides rich client-side interactions with modern styling (Web 2.0) and a highly responsive design, providing full support for common mobile devices in a consistent, simple, and comparatively easy to use framework.

• SPARK Portal Builder Toolkit provides special controls such as a Task, Process Instance, or Service lists and a UI Frame (to host Task, Service or Process Instance UIs) allowing companies to compose, structure, and style their own BPM portal - deciding how to show tasks to users, what happens when task list rows are clicked or selected, whether to display tasks separately from a task list or on the same page, etc. Additionally, a special push-mode pattern is provided in the toolkit to model "get-next" styles of interactions where users are given work without selecting/cherry-picking tasks from a list.

• SPARK External Participant Toolkit provides the ability to extend BPM process applications to users outside of BPM and beyond the walls of your organization, securely and easily. By extending your process applications beyond the traditional boundaries in IBM BPM (i.e. people not defined in IBM BPM as users), your organization increases the value of your process across the value chain.