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So I'm not going to cover all, but point out some that in my opinion will have an impact. Some of you will already have looked at Oracle SOA Suite 11gR1 and will be interested to know that 11gR1 PS1 (Patch Set 1) will be out shortly. In this patchset there will be a number of changes. One important thing to note is that PS1 is a new install, not a real patch. The patchsets coming after this one will be patches in the real sense of the world. So what does PS1 bring? Another feature that has come back is the web-based rule designer and DVM (Domain Value Map) editor. PS1 also includes some preview functionality that is to come in PS2. On to BPM.
In my opinion - and I guess it's Oracle's opinion as well - BPM is going to stand much clsoer to the business user. SOA Manifesto.