Do we need agile software development?

Even Goldman Sachs uses BPM (from Camunda).

Goldman Sachs, who are using Camunda for their global workflow automation, 
is a tech company (and I do not think they pursue a low-code app development strategy)
11.30 AM - Case Study Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs Workflow systems provide vital infrastructure to the operation of the firm, 
coordinating the execution and delivery of millions of business-critical tasks across the 
entire Firm (including trade facilitation, regulatory rule computation, exception processing 
coordination, personnel onboarding and thousands of other business processes).

In this presentation, you will learn how Goldman Sachs is leveraging Camunda software 
at the heart of two of its Workflow platforms:

Workflow Elements – The Camunda process execution engine is integrated with 
a task engine, task cache and entitlements cache, wrapped by REST APIs, to implement a 
“managed appliance” which integrates with Firm systems and orchestrates both human 
and system processes at enterprise scale.

Decision Services Platform – The Camunda process execution engine is leveraged in 
our in-memory Decision Flow engine. The engine integrates high-performance
rule execution with data integration in an extension of the DMN standard. The platform 
leverages GS’s own open-source jDMN execution engine.

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