According to a new press release, Camunda has launched Camunda 8.3, focused on enhancing process orchestration capabilities and expanding integration support to empower organizations to scale automation and achieve strategic transformation more efficiently. This release introduces key features that make Camunda more versatile and extensible. Multi-tenancy for self-managed installations enables organizations to reuse a single Camunda cluster for multiple distinct use cases, reducing operational overhead and optimizing resource usage. Additionally, the Camunda Marketplace offers a variety of pre-built connectors for various business systems, simplifying the integration of third-party endpoints, and accelerating automation initiatives.
Camunda recognizes the evolving landscape of digital transformation, where businesses are compelled to digitize rapidly. However, scattered automations and a lack of consistency have been common challenges. Camunda’s CTO, Daniel Meyer, emphasizes the importance of using Camunda’s latest release to orchestrate and transform critical processes while maintaining a balance between innovation, differentiation, and governance: “Market dynamics and macroeconomic shifts are forcing organizations to rapidly digitize their business,” he said. “However, this acceleration gave rise to scattered automations, proliferating tools throughout the organization without creating consistent transformation. Leaders now look to harness their current tech stack to create better customer experiences and improve operational excellence.”
The platform also caters to automating human workflows, streamlining CI/CD processes with the Web Modeler API, and enhancing automation initiatives cost-effectively and resource-efficiently through multi-tenancy.
This release is expected to be a significant asset to organizations looking to optimize their automation center of excellence and streamline their digital transformation efforts, while also benefiting from the convenience of the Camunda Marketplace to access pre-built connectors for various use cases.
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