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Using data provided via business activity monitoring tools enables an enterprise to make better-informed business decisions, address problem areas quickly, and re-position itself to take full advantage of emerging opportunities.
Appway BAM provides managers with real-time visibility and process control over Appway instances: By monitoring business data and events, managers can identify process issues and successes and initiate action as appropriate.
Appway BAM includes out-of-the-box dashboards with aggregation and drill-down features, advanced filtering, and a rich user interface with clickable charts.
Behind the scenes, you can easily configure Service Level Agreements to monitor the duration of processes and activities. You can also customize business KPIs for advanced filtering and reporting.
Want to find out more?
Training
BAM training is divided into two sessions: Fundamental and Developer. In the Fundamental morning session (targeted at business analysts and developers), you'll learn the goals and usage steps of the product, explore dashboards and reporting, and discuss SLAs and KPIs.
The afternoon Developer session is intended for those developing with BAM. Discover the architecture and components found in BAM, examine configuration options, and explore how to customize out-of-the-box BAM dashboards.
The next BAM courses are on 29 January 2015 and 19 February 2015. Register here.
Appway BAM provides managers with real-time visibility and process control over Appway instances: By monitoring business data and events, managers can identify process issues and successes and initiate action as appropriate.
Appway BAM includes out-of-the-box dashboards with aggregation and drill-down features, advanced filtering, and a rich user interface with clickable charts.
Behind the scenes, you can easily configure Service Level Agreements to monitor the duration of processes and activities. You can also customize business KPIs for advanced filtering and reporting.
Want to find out more?
Training
BAM training is divided into two sessions: Fundamental and Developer. In the Fundamental morning session (targeted at business analysts and developers), you'll learn the goals and usage steps of the product, explore dashboards and reporting, and discuss SLAs and KPIs.
The afternoon Developer session is intended for those developing with BAM. Discover the architecture and components found in BAM, examine configuration options, and explore how to customize out-of-the-box BAM dashboards.
The next BAM courses are on 29 January 2015 and 19 February 2015. Register here.
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Our written material (recipes and documentation) is currently being migrated, and is available in beta on community.appway.com at Support > Knowledge Base.
All information for Appway 6.3 and below is still available here on developer.appway.com while this migration takes place.
Note: Material relevant for Appway 7 will only be available in the Knowledge Base on community.appway.comAny questions or feedback? Please contact community@appway.com