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OpenText has bought Cordys. Some links: http://www.cordys.com/opentext http://www.opentext.com/2/global/company/news/press-releases/press-release-details.htm?id=66B58B6F88534A9CA41B4E14A6018C6A http://www.cmswire.com/cms/information-management/opentext-buys-cordys-offers-integrated-bpm-information-management-022146.php From these articles we can conclude for now that: OpenText wants to expand on BPM and Case Management OpenText want to become leader within Cloud and PaaS marketplace Cordys will be referred as OpenText Cordys  As a certified Cordys Solution Architect I wonder: What will remain of the Cordys produkts? How will current clients be supported by OpenText? What will be used of the strong Cordys Cloud proposition with its multi-tenant concept? Will the user interfaces of Cordys be adapted, so a uniform interface will be used on multiple process engines? How will Cordys be integrated within the current BPM offerings of OpenText Will Cordys get ...

I am a proud man ! Today i received my Cordys Solution Architect Certification. I am the first Certified Solution Architect and thats why what makes it so special. I started the certification program back in 2012 with the Cordys Solution Architect program. It was a three days course on several aspects of the Cordys BOP produkt. After that I got myself three certificates: * Cordys Fundamentals * Cordys BPMS * Cordys Solution Architect For each certification you had to go through three phases: theoretical exam, practical exam and an interview where you have to defend your practical solution. More can be read here:  https://wiki.cordys.com/display/cordyscert/Home