ProcessMaker uses open source inside and out

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Jun 2, 2008 9:46 PM EDT
Linux.com; By Tina Gasperson
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ProcessMaker is an open source workflow manager that works either on the client side or as a hosted application. Founder Brian Reale began developing ProcessMaker in 2002 after working with the South American Telecommunications Regulatory Institution to create a "paperless office." Once that system was deployed, Reale thought he could create an affordable standalone product that would make it easy for users to eliminate paperwork and create a more efficient workplace. Reale built the new product using open source software, and has licensed it under the GPLv3.

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