Process design in K2 is simple. On the surface the process map can appear as pretty basic. It does not really have many visual shapes to play with. I call K2 process map as a pure boxes and lines diagram. It has boxes which are called activities that are connected to each other via lines. More
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jEyLaBs – Empower Leverage Breakthrough
Jey is a K2 Insider located in Melbourne, Australia. With over a decade of IT consulting experience, He founded jEyLaBs in early 2009. jEyLaBs is a K2 service provider partner focused on delivering process driven IT solutions using K2, SharePoint and related technologies. Jey is ex-K2 and has been working with K2 technology since early 2006. During the early years of SharePoint consulting he found K2 to be a great platform to deliver workflow to the masses through SharePoint. Now working through his teams in Australia and SriLanka, Jey and jEyLaBs help implement effective solutions to process problems.
Jey attended the K2 Insider conference and the SharePoint Conference 2009 in Las Vegas. Here's his take on #SPC09 podcast with Chris Geier.
Listen to this podcast where Jey talks about K2 at the MOSSIG workflow forum.
