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Transforming your supply chain with IBM Supply Chain Process Modeler, Part 2
IBM Supply Chain Process Modeler is a consulting and decision-supporting solution that incorporates industry standards, best practices, advanced analytics, and optimization in an integrated workbench to support process-centric supply chain transformation. In Part 2, you'll learn how to use process reference models to support supply chain transformation projects.
WebSphere proxy routing capabilities in a secured environment
A detailed guide that explains how to leverage the caching capabilities of the WebSphere proxy server solution for high-volume Web sites.
Using Jython with WebSphere Application Server for more than system administration
It's common to use Jython scripting to automate system management tasks, but you can also use Jython to add function to WebSphere Application Server projects.
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Associating WebSphere Lombardi V7.2 attributes with users defined in OpenLDAP
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Modeling your business processes with WebSphere Lombardi Edition
In this six-part article series, you'll learn how to use WebSphere Lombardi Edition V7.1 to model end-to-end business processes using a sample purchase order scenario.

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