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Mortgage managers to join forces
James Mitchell Tuesday, 9 Aug 2016 5 minute read
A Sydney-based mortgage manager and a Gold Coast non-bank lender will unite to form one group as the non-bank sector continues to consolidate.
Iden Group today revealed that it is merging with Queensland-based mortgage manager Future Financial.
Iden Group CEO Barrie Gaubert has cited the "incredible synergies" between the two companies as the key reason for the merger.
"It goes without saying that this merger opens up a lot of doors for both of our groups. One particular area, where we have the most to gain are the operations of both businesses."
"By combining the skills of our talented operational teams, we will speed up our processes and further enhance the customer experience."
"I have no doubt that our broker partners will also see a clear improvement, whilst still being able to work with their trusted brand, whether it be Iden/Better Choice, Future Financial or both."
Future Financial general manager Troy McLachlan shares Mr Gaubert's appraisal of the merger.
"When looking at our two organisations, it's clear to see that Future Financial and Iden Group have a lot in common. We both offer market leading products, we are both profitable businesses, we have strong reputations around the country and we both place customer service as our number one priority."
"Most importantly, we have similar strategic directions for the foreseeable future. A merger will allow both Future Financial and Iden Group to take advantage of new market segments and grow the businesses much faster than if we were apart."
"We will be even more mobile in an ever-changing market."
The merger will take effect from 8 August 2016. It comes just two weeks after listed non-bank lender Homeloans Limited announced plans for merger with RESIMAC, creating a combined mortgage portfolio valued at approximately $13 billion.
The Australian non-bank sector continues to undergo significant consolidation in a market characterised by increased competition and record-low rates, putting pressure on margins.
Last year Australian First Mortgage (AFM) was acquired by Queensland-based National Mortgage Company, creating a combined group worth more than $30 million.
[Related: Non-bank denies YBR takeover talks]
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Warrington v Galahad: Can Barry from Sheffield have last laugh against dismissive Leeds, Leeds, Leeds mob?
'Lee Selby, Carl Frampton and now f*****g Barry from Sheffield! Doesn't have the same ring to it does it?'
By liam.hoden1
Thursday, 21 March, 2019, 08:54
One line, designed to leave the partisan audience into stitches pretty much summed up a thoroughly one-sided and rather uncomfortable press conference.
Barry from Sheffield - or Kid Galahad as he is better known - was summoned to Leeds along with hometown hero Josh Warrington to announce details of their showdown for the IBF featherweight champion.
The June 15 date at Leeds Arena was not what Warrington, his team or his promoter wanted. And that was something none of them tried to hide on Wednesday afternoon.
Typically, boxing press conferences are respectful affairs. They are rather sanitised unless the fighters themselves decide otherwise.
But, in at times rather farcical scenes, this one could easily have been labelled the 'Let's All Laugh At Barry Show.'
Warrington's line above regarding the string of opponents he has shared the ring with was just one of the dismissive jibes thrown the way of Galahad and trainer Dom Ingle, who happily took on the role of pantomime villain to take some of the heat.
Promoter Frank Warren joined in with the sneering and even event host, respected boxing commentator John Rawling, hardly addressed him in glowing terms.
Galahad has known all along he will be in for a hot reception at a noisy Leeds Arena where the vast majority of what is likely to be a sell out crowd will be fully behind Warrington.
And he got a taste of that in a press conference where he was painted as unworthy, and treated like a competition winner more than a man mandated to challenge for Warrington's title by the IBF.
Warrington would be wise to recall his own experience as he made his way up the boxing ladder.
Dismissed as a mere ticket seller and accused of riding the coattails of his beloved Leeds United to harness the club's fanatical support, he was consistently underestimated and talked down.
Even in winning the world title by dethroning the highly respected Selby, it was labelled a fluke, a one-off that would be exposed when he defended against Frampton.
Ultimately Warrington proved all the naysayers and doubters wrong with two stunning performances to comfortably win two fights against elite opposition.
And, should he get the unification fights he so strongly desires, he will undoubtedly be labelled the underdog again.
So it seems somewhat strange he would be so quick to talk down the threat of Galahad.
There could very well be an element of playing to the gallery - and he certainly did that with the 'Leeds, Leeds, Leeds' mob in attendance that heckled every word Galahad uttered.
Warrington, over the years, has proven himself to be one of the sport's good guys. Respectful and humble.
But his dislike and lack of respect for Galahad is clear to see.
It is unlikely he will be underestimating Galahad come fight night. But if he does, he could be in for as tough a night as Selby was when he believed he could handle Warrington when struggling at the weight.
Though the drugs ban - which will clearly be a regular topic of conversation through the build-up to this fight - undoubtedly has tainted Galahad's career, his worth as a title contender should not be doubted.
P rior to his suspension, he was one of the hottest prospects in British boxing, showcasing the slick and awkward style of the Ingle gym as he looked a special talent. And since the ban, he has worked his way up the hard way, away from the glitz and glamour of his contemporaries.
Galahad has earned his shot and he will be just as determined to wrestle that title away as Warrington is to continue to grasp it.
Whether his awkwardness and smarts can overcome the phenomenal engine and relentlessness of the Leeds man remains to be seen.
But he will no doubt relish the opportunity to silence those 'Leeds, Leeds, Leeds' chants on June 15.
And Barry from Sheffield will be the toast of the Steel City if he does.

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The main purpose of HTML is to describe the structure of a document. Formatting of HTML solely depends on the browser. It is well known that even different versions of the same browser do not display HTML alike. Structuring means describing different parts that make a document. The various parts of an HTML document can be tables, lists, links, blocks of text such as paragraphs etc. Though HTML was not designed for document layout, with the introduction of Cascading Style Sheets, HTML pages can now be formatted using many traditional design elements such as line spacing, kerning, character spacing, padding etc.
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HTML carries information about the web page though, the display of the document is solely dependent on the browser. For this reason, you should test your HTML code in the two most used browsers, Internet Explorer from Microsoft and Netscape Communicator from Netscape. With HTML you can embed various objects such as images, video, sound in your pages.
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Unfortunately I didn't really care about the characters and I was basically just waiting for them to die. I didn't mind watching the show. I could admire it. However I'd have no real opinion on who I'd like to survive in any given episode. Any of them? All of them? They all deserve it. Fango the lurid psycho is at least entertaining, but these are people who'll barely even notice regard the collateral deaths of women and children. If the target's with his mistress, you might as well kill her too. That sounds convenient. There might occasionally be an interesting moment of characterisation, though, e.g. a religious man saying his prayers while walking his victim to the execution spot.
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Seven years later, this boy is calling himself Avilio Bruno. He knows who killed his family, although there's still one name missing from his list. He wants revenge and there's going to be a lot of blood before he's finished.
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Does this show contain any fun? Fango's a laugh, I suppose, while a huge Mexican hit man makes ep.4 funny.
There's a recap episode, ep.7.5. I often enjoy the fresh angle these summaries give you on the story and characters so far, but I fast-forwarded this one because frankly I didn't care enough. Too much in this show is opaque. We're watching the killings and having to guess about the important stuff underneath. It's clearly a production choice, but it's one that cools me somewhat on the show.
Otherwise, though, it's good. It's very well made. It's been done with integrity. I like the ambiguous ending, in which a complicated relationship was being torn in opposing directions and it's possible to find a less obvious interpretation of what happened. I don't know if I'd recommend this show to everyone, but it's aiming for a grown-up audience and there are a lot of people who'll think it's excellent. I'd even agree with them, at least by a lot of measures.


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A's Lead Major League Baseball With 6 All-Star Selections, Giants Earn 2 The team with baseball's best record also boasts the most All-Star selections for next week's midsummer classic. The Oakland A's will send six of their starters to the game at Target Field in Minnesota on July 15.
Giants' New #1 Pick Facing Stanford With College World Series On The LineThe newest addition to the San Francisco Giants organization is also the biggest obstacle currently in the way of the Stanford Men's baseball program as they attempt to advance to the College World Series.
A's Pitcher Jesse Chavez Keeps Head - Barely - On Line DriveIn case you missed it Tuesday night, A's pitche Jesse Chavez needed every ounce of his athleticism and instincts to avoid serious injury on the mound.
Sandwich-Cutting Injury Sends Matt Cain To The Disabled ListCain was set to take the hill for the first time in almost two weeks after being scratched Tuesday with a cut on the tip of his right index finger, which he suffered while attempting to pick up a knife.
Expectations High For Sonny Gray As He Takes The Mound For A's Home OpenerSure, Sonny Gray gained some nice momentum from that impressive pitcher's duel with Detroit ace Justin Verlander last October.
A's Jarrod Parker Needs Season-Ending Elbow Surgery
Study Finds Tommy John Surgery Doesn't Boost Pitcher PerformanceOn average, the number of innings pitched fell among the study group from 59 to 50 per season, while ERA's swelled from 4.15 to 4.74 and WHIP ticked up from 1.40 before the operation to 1.48 after.
Bochy Names Madison Bumgarner As Opening Day Starter For GiantsManager Bruce Bochy made the announcement Tuesday at spring training that Bumgarner would pitch March 31 at Arizona. This marks Bumgarner's first opening day start. He was the only member of the San Francisco rotation with a winning record last season at 13-9 with a 2.77 ERA in 31 starts and 201 1-3 innings. He made his first NL All-Star team.
Lincecum Gets Big Win, Awarded $100,000 In Dispute With Ex-Landlord Two time Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum has won a settlement with a former landlord that sued him. The Chronicle is reporting the Giants pitcher has been awarded a $100 settlement from the former landlord.
Former Oakland A's Grant Balfour Shows Off Massive Truck At Rays Spring TrainingFormer Oakland A's pitcher Grant Balfour has a new team and a new ride, pulling up in a gargantuan behemoth of a black truck at spring training with the Tampa Bay Rays.
Zito Won't Retire, Plans Time Off From BaseballCBS baseball insider John Heyman reports that there is no evidence that Zito, 36, actually sought a job this off-season. There is no word of any injury for the lefty, who just finished a 5-11season with a 5.74 ERA for the San Francisco Giants, the final year of a seven-season $126 Million deal.
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Giants Bring Back Lopez On 3-Year, $13 Million DealFree agent left-hander Javier Lopez has reached agreement on a $13 million, three-year contract to stay with the San Francisco Giants.
Giants Finalize $23M, 2-Year Deal With Tim HudsonThe San Francisco Giants have finalized a $23 million, two-year contract with the free-agent pitcher, who began his career with Oakland.
Giants Formally Part Ways With Barry ZitoBecause the 35-year-old Zito realized this moment was coming, he recently took out a full-page newspaper ad to thank the fans for standing by him through a tough tenure on this side of San Francisco Bay. The 2002 AL Cy Young Award winner across the water for the Oakland Athletics, Zito just completed a $126 million, seven-year contract with the Giants.
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Home / HEADLINES / COVID-19: ITF to launch new relief fund for lower-ranked players
COVID-19: ITF to launch new relief fund for lower-ranked players
"The ITF is in the process of finalising a range of additional measures to support stakeholders impacted by COVID-19, including a relief fund to help tour players ranked 501-700 not covered under other relief programs," said ITF in a statement. It said that further details of all stakeholder support schemes will be announced following the ITF Board meeting scheduled for June 2.
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"Many professionals and organizations in the tennis world have been significantly impacted by this hiatus in our sport due to COVID-19. It"s not a simple blanket approach and this takes time. The ITF is reviewing all feasible and appropriate options to provide support where it is most needed amongst our different stakeholders," he added.
Earlier, the ITF, along with ATP and WTA, and organisers of the four Grand Slams (Tennis Australia, the Federation Francaise de Tennis, All England Club and United States Tennis Association), had said that they have raised in excess of $6 million to support the players affected by the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The program was to help 800 singles and doubles players collectively.
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Q: Spring batch: composite tasklet? I want to make composite tasklet class that can be composed from several tasklets.
Like this:
public class FinishingComposableTasklet implements Tasklet {

  private List<Tasklet> tasklets;

  public FinishingComposableTasklet(List<Tasklet> tasklets) {
    this.tasklets = tasklets;
  }

  @Override
  public RepeatStatus execute(StepContribution contribution, ChunkContext chunkContext) throws Exception {
    for (Tasklet tasklet : tasklets) {
      tasklet.execute(contribution, chunkContext);
    }
    return RepeatStatus.FINISHED;
  }
}

I have a gut feeling that this is actually not correct:

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*I need somehow aggregate results from subtasklet's

*If I need to aggregate them - it's probably not correct to return FINISHED
then

*This class doesn't exist in standard spring batch classes for a reason

My question is - how should I compose smaller parts of my logic into one Step/Tasklet/Callable ?
If I will create such composite - will this break restart-ability of my job?

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AU politics
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Most Australians say social media platforms should block misleading political ads
Survey finds 64% of Australians are worried about fake news on the internet, while a quarter think determining truth is not the role of technology companies
Australian voters who identify as leftwing most strongly support the option of tech companies blocking misleading political advertisements on their platforms (69%), while rightwing voters are the least supportive (54%). Photograph: Tracey Nearmy/AAP
Katharine Murphy Political editor
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Mon 15 Jun 2020 19.00 EDT
Last modified on Mon 15 Jun 2020 20.17 EDT
A majority of Australians surveyed about their attitudes to the changing media landscape (58%) believe social media platforms should block misleading political advertisements, while a quarter think there should not be curbs because determining truth is not the role of technology companies.
The finding is part of a respected annual international survey coordinated by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford, in collaboration with the news and media research centre at the University of Canberra.
Australians in the survey cleave on the question of whether platforms should intervene in misleading political advertising depending on their levels of income and education, and their political orientation. Two-thirds of Australians surveyed (64%) say they are concerned about what is real and what is fake on the internet.
Facebook says it doesn't need news stories for its business and won't pay to share them in Australia
Voters who identified as leftwing most strongly supported the option of tech companies blocking misleading political advertisements on their platforms (69%), while rightwing voters are the least supportive (54%). People with more advanced levels of education and higher incomes are more likely to be concerned about tech companies exerting editorial control.
With the contemporary news environment more polarised, and with media companies battling unrelenting financial pressure, Australians say they value independent journalism and impartial reporting. There has also been a surge in news consumption in Australia during the two big crises of the year – the summer bushfire catastrophe and the Covid-19 pandemic.
Trust in news varied with the two events. During the bushfires, trust in Australian news in general was low at 38%, representing a six-point decline since last year. But Covid-19 saw attitudes shift. Trust in news was much higher (53%) at the peak of the crisis, particularly in reporting that documented local events.
More than half the respondents in the Australian survey (54%) profess to preferring impartial news rather than news with a slant. But 19% said they accessed news that confirmed their world views, while 13% said they preferred to have their views challenged.
While impartiality wins the day with most news consumers, the research finds attitudes are changing. The survey unearths generational and political divisions about traditional journalism ideals. Only 45% of Gen Z respondents think independent journalism is very or extremely important compared with 77% of baby boomers. Rightwing news consumers are least likely to want their world view challenged.
News consumption habits also influence attitudes. Consumers who rely on social media (57%) and print (60%) as their main source of news are the least likely to think independent journalism is important for society to function, while people who get their news from TV (71%), radio (71%) and online (70%) are more likely to think it is important.
"Younger news consumers are less concerned about journalism's independence from commercial and political interests and are more open to accessing news that shares their point of view, rather than offering an impartial one," the 2020 snapshot reports.
More than 150 Australian newsrooms shut since January 2019 as Covid-19 deepens media crisis
"The data also shows that more leftwing news consumers deem independent reporting to be more important to society than centre and rightwing news consumers.
"Given that more rightwing news consumers watch commercial TV news and more leftwing news consumers rely on the ABC and SBS, these findings likely reflect the different news consumption habits of Australians based on their political orientation."
When results in Australia are compared with sentiment in other countries, news consumption increased in this country during the past 12 months. Comparisons show more than half of Australians get their news on social media, but fewer (39%) use Facebook for news than the global average (42%).
Australians trust the news at similar levels to audiences in the rest of the world, and while we were early adopters of mobile technology, we are less "mobile" when it comes to news consumption. The research says 41% of Australians use mobile phones as the main device to access news compared with 51% globally.
Also, the desire for independent journalism in Australia (62%) is lower than the global average (64%) and in the United States (66%). The survey compiles comparative data on media usage in 40 countries and across six continents.


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Jadwiga Marszewska-Ziemięcka (* 30. Juni 1891 in Warschau, Polen; † 13. März 1968 in Lublin, Polen) war eine polnische Biologin und Hochschullehrerin. Sie war Professorin für Mikrobiologie an der Maria-Curie-Skłodowska-Universität in Lublin.

Leben und Werk
Marszewska-Ziemięcka war die älteste Tochter des Ingenieurs Mieczysław Marszewski und seiner Frau Jadwiga geb. Skarżyńska. Sie besuchte das Gymnasium in Warschau, erlangte die Hochschulreife in Krakau und studierte dann Biologie an der Jagiellonen-Universität. Im Jahr 1919 heiratete sie den Autor und Konsularangestellten Andrzej Ziemięcki. An der Jagiellonen-Universität spezialisierte sie sich bei Emil Godlewski und Wacław Dąbrowski auf Bodenmikrobiologie und promovierte 1923. Die Ergebnisse ihrer Promotion stellte sie 1922 in Prag und 1924 in Rom auf internationalen Konferenzen vor. Von 1924 bis 1927 forschte sie in Paris als Mitarbeiterin des russischen Mikrobiologen Sergiusz Winogradski und untersuchte die Fixierung von freiem Stickstoff durch Nitrobakterien. Gemeinsam mit Winogradski entwickelte sie zur Bestimmung des Düngebedarfs verschiedener Böden anhand der Nitrobakterien als Indikator eine neue Methode, die eine lange Zeit von vielen Laboratorien weltweit verwendet wurde.

Als Delegierte des polnischen Landwirtschaftsministeriums und des Pasteur-Instituts in Frankreich nahm sie 1927 in Washington D. C. an dem ersten Internationalen Kongress für Bodenkunde teil, auf dem sie über die mit Winogradski durchgeführten Forschungsarbeiten berichtete. Im Jahr 1927 wurde sie zur Dozentin an der Universität Posen ernannt, habilitierte sich und erhielt 1930 den Titel einer außerordentlichen Professorin. Zu dieser Zeit forschte sie weiter an der Verwendung von Nitrobakterien als Indikator für die Menge an verfügbarem Phosphor und Kalzium in Böden und untersuchte den Einfluss verschiedener Umweltbedingungen auf Nitrobakterien.

Am Nationalen Forschungsinstitut für landwirtschaftliche Betriebe (PINGW) in Puławy begann sie 1931 als Assistentin an der Fakultät für Landwirtschaft zu forschen und baute das erste polnische Laboratorium für Bodenmikrobiologie auf. Nach der Befreiung 1945 war sie zusammen mit einer Gruppe weiterer Professoren am Aufbau der Maria-Curie-Skłodowska-Universität in Lublin beteiligt und gründete und leitete von 1956 bis 1962 den Lehrstuhl für Mikrobiologie und Agrartechnik an der Landwirtschaftlichen Fakultät, welcher 2019 in das Institut für Genetik und Mikrobiologie umbenannt wurde. Dort forschte sie über die Morphologie, Immunologie und Genetik von Rhizobium sowie den eigentlichen Infektionsmechanismus von Leguminosen und deren Symbiose.

Sie gründete die Zeitschrift Acta Microbiologica Polonica und veröffentlichte Lehrbücher und mehr als 160 Publikationen in den Bereichen Bodenmikrobiologie, Düngung, Impfung von Leguminosen, Geschichte der Mikrobiologie.
Sie war neben der wissenschaftlichen Arbeit kulturell und künstlerisch tätig und studierte Malerei während ihres Studiums in Krakau. Eine Ausstellung von 40 ihrer Werke fand 1966 in Lublin und später im Ausland statt.

Sie starb 1968 in Lublin und wurde auf dem Powązki-Friedhof in Warschau beigesetzt.

Mitgliedschaften (Auswahl)
 1927: International Soil Science Society
 seit 1952: Korrespondierendes Mitglied der Polnischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
 seit 1958: ordentliches Mitglied der Polnischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
 Ehrenmitglied der Polnischen Mikrobiologischen Gesellschaft

Ehrungen und Auszeichnungen (Auswahl)
 Orden des Banners der Arbeit, 2. Klasse
 Kommandantenkreuz des Ordens Polonia Restituta
 Zweimal das Goldene Verdienstkreuz

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
 Państwowy Instytut Naukowy Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego w Puławach. 1946.
 Drobnoustroje pożyteczne w życiu codziennym. 1951.
 Zarys mikrobiologii gleby TomII. 1948.

Literatur
 Renate Strohmeier: Lexikon der Naturwissenschaftlerinnen und naturkundigen Frauen Europas. Harri Deutsch, 1998, ISBN 978-3-817-11567-9.

Weblinks
 Biografie bei PAN (polnisch)

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Biologe
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Geboren 1891
Gestorben 1968
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Higuain is yet to face any of the top-four teams so far, hence, pundits and his teammates must save their praise until the Stamford Bridge outfits tackle Manchester City next weekend.
"So I think Kovacic (to stand in for Jorginho) could be a very good option, then we need to recover completely Loftus-Cheek after his back problem". City have these kinds of players to play together.
Higuain scored 37 goals in his only season under Sarri at Napoli and he thinks he can now replicate that form with the Italian once more. Kovacic is really close to Jorginho in moving the ball really fast at one-touch.
"We had no rules in terms of we could go and play where we wanted, the left and right-backs were going at the same time, which is unheard of at times, and we were playing some great football". He's intelligent. In the box he's unbelievable.


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Get the most from business process management tools with container support, and learn why BPM and containers are dependent on one another for business benefits.
process management takes on an increasingly important role. Since containers are also growing in importance, understanding the relationship between the two is more critical than ever.
BPM helps define effective componentization and workflow strategies for container-based applications, and its tools can benefit from container hosting for local integration. But to get the most from container BPM, broaden your BPM system scope to your entire application base, and make container policies subservient to business policies.
BPM is the practice of defining and modeling business processes, normally as an aid to use IT efficiently. A business process diagram (BPD) is created. When combined with starting-event identification, it can be used to define business workflows that can be turned into componentization plans, computer integration and work steering. There are two pieces to BPM system support: The use of BPM to structure container deployments and the use of containers to host BPM tools.
It would be incorrect to say that containerization can't be done without BPM; most users deploy current applications into containers without BPM intermediation. However, it offers application teams the opportunity to align application structures, workflows and lifecycle management with the business processes that the applications support. That lets the teams make better deployment decisions, which clearly affects container use.
A BPD is a good place to start a container plan. If applications and components are mapped onto such a diagram, it's easy to see the business dependencies for each element and to relate integration of IT workflows with business workflows. That shows the way components of applications relate to business processes, which in turn shows how they should be grouped for container deployment. Generally, applications and components that relate to the same business processes should be considered for grouping into pods or clusters and orchestrated as a whole.
More and more companies are using BPM as a means of integrating component workflows.
Users of Kubernetes, the popular Docker DevOps tool, have reported that BPDs make it easier to structure how Kubernetes deploys applications, making it more likely that application deployments will reflect the optimum relationship among components and facilitate application-to-application workflow integration. It's also possible to link a BPD to broader, departmentwide orchestration by using a higher-level DevOps or orchestrator tool or even using a business process execution language (BPEL).
More and more companies are using BPM as a means of integrating component workflows to make business applications composable without requiring actual programming. That extends the link between BPM and containers by placing BPM workflow and integration tools inside the application, hosted in application containers. There, the BPM application is inside the cluster or pod; in that position, it can manage workflows among components and organize the steps in applications without requiring that the internal components of the application be exposed.
Users are likely to find this tight level of BPM and container integration far easier if they work with a container platform and BPM toolkit designed to work together. Red Hat has been a leader in this space with its OpenShift and JBoss BPM suite and offers extensive application notes and examples on how to achieve optimum BPM and container integration. Dell, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle also offer container-integrated BPM, but their integration relies more on buyer practices to implement, and there are fewer examples offered. That's likely to change over time as the relationship between BPM and containers becomes clearer, which is likely to happen as container adoption grows.
Many BPM tools also include process management and monitoring elements that can be of great benefit to container users. BPM-specific vendors like Appian offer suites of BPM tools that provide for process management and some monitoring. Such tools can give users a view of the process-to-resource relationships within clusters and pods as well as a businesswide view across all resources, including those not yet -- or never-to-be -- containerized and public cloud resources.
The leading edge in BPM-container symbiosis may be represented by Box Relay, a product of a Box-IBM partnership. This BPM system and workflow management offering is designed for use by small groups and companies or even individuals. With Box Relay, you can define workflows, and everyone can track tasks and progress. The product could popularize BPM and facilitate the integration of business process knowledge with container deployment.
Integration of that knowledge is currently manual. Box Relay doesn't have a specific hook to something like Kubernetes to drive actual deployment of containers. It seems likely that Box, IBM or a competitor will soon create this connection. Also lacking is guidance on how "organizational" or "personal" BPM could be integrated across an entire business. If both these capabilities were offered, it could jump-start the use of BPM in container deployments and businesses overall.
That raises the biggest point about BPM and container relationships. Both BPM and containers are business tools, but BPM is more about business. Business processes and their support are the core justification for IT. Containers are a way of hosting applications and, logically, should be used within a BPM context. Tools like Box Relay may expand the scope of a BPM system and open its benefits to a broader range of businesses and organizations, and that expansion is important if containers are to be of broad benefit to the business as well.
The convergence of BPM and containers is a business convergence -- the combination of Agile development, shadow IT, digital transformation and other trends aimed at making IT more responsive to business needs. Those factors are growing in importance, so their combined effect is growing, too. Certainly that will influence how businesses use IT and how IT uses resources.
How has your enterprise used BPM with container support?
Developers are better equipped at managing both the development and business side of the BPM workflow. Learn about the BPM lifecycle and its impact on DevOps.
Modern BPM systems must be compatible with the DevOps approach and employ DevOps best practices to create applications for today's enterprises.


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If you were intrigued by our dive into West Colfax's history as a center of Jewish pioneers in the early 20th century, you may care to stop by the Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales Branch Library on Sunday.
Oct. 19, 2017, 3:55 p.m.
At 2 p.m., the library will kick off a reception for a new permanent, interactive touch screen that aims to stand as a storytelling monument for the neighborhood's Jewish roots. It's open to the public and will include a quick presentation by Dr. Jeanne Abrams, the University of Denver's expert on the subject, whose work was featured in our recent story.
Judy Joseph, who recently ended a term as a Denver Public Library commissioner, said she's been thinking about something like this since the Gonzales branch opened in 2015.
In an ever-changing Denver, she said, it's important for the library to preserve history in a way that's accessible to Denverites, new and old.
The display features profiles of notable community members through the years, including Golda Meir, who grew up along West Colfax before becoming the prime minister of Israel in 1969.
While the event is open to everyone, Joseph says RSVPing to the event (by emailing mchrusciel@denverlibrary.org) would be appreciated so they can stock snacks accordingly.


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