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[Madgambler]

Hi,

No point replying to other posts on this thread as the original  
message is succinct enough to merit a direct response.

I think the attention being paid to this forum is directly  
proportional to the amount and complexity of Workflow development  
being carried out and the depth of Workflow development experience in  
the average subscriber.

Now it could be argued that fewer 'new' Workflow issues being  
discussed here could mean good or bad things are happening in the real  
world. From my personal experience it seems more likely that SAP  
Buisiness Workflow is receding as a tool and waning as a skillset.

Granted it's more immediately accessible to the general Client because  
it's embedded in the standard offering. But are people pushing the  
boundaries of what it can do or have we hit them already and that's as  
far as SAP plan to take it?

These days the juicier Business Process Modelling projects are being  
done in the Composite Environment (Java) arena and less often in the  
ABAP stack at all.

So rather than this Forum losing support I would actually argue that  
Workflow itself has reached a plateau and stopped evolving. Perhaps  
only for a while...

Regards,

Mike GT

Sent from my iPhone

On 4 May 2010, at 16:48, Nash John <emailtonash at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi
>
> I get the feeling that this group is slowly but steadily loosing its  
> significance as I don't see members active/willing to get involved  
> in discussion/help as it used to be 3 to 4 years ago.
>
> Thanks
>
> Nash
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