We've always been a BPM vendor, but with 5.0 we've expanded and consolidated enterprise architecture, because we've seen that companies deal with a lot more than just processes.

You have to see the bigger picture. And for that, you need sophisticated tools.

That's the holy grail, to understand how everything is interrelated. And, from there, to see how every technical asset or process affects the company.

Abe said something interesting. He said that because everyone's so poor these days, the '90s will be a decade with no architectural legacy or style- everyone's too poor to put up new buildings. He said that code is the architecture of the '90s.

The best term would be indigenous architecture. You want to find local architecture; emulate what's already there.

It's almost a lost masterpiece of American architecture.