Progress Corticon
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Visit| Fact | Progress Corticon | Trisotech Digital Enterprise Suite |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Corticon supports on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployment; Corticon Server can run as a web service or in-process for Java and .NET applications. | Deployments can be cloud multitenant, single tenant or on premise, with content stored in Trisotech's cloud or a SharePoint or CMIS-compliant content management system. |
| Founded | 1981 | 1996 |
| Headquarters | Burlington, Massachusetts, United States | Laval, Quebec, Canada |
| Intended users | Progress presents Corticon for business leaders, business analysts and policy owners, and IT architects and developers. | The Digital Modeling Suite is described as suitable for business users while also providing power for IT users. |
| Purpose | Corticon automates complex business decisions so business and domain experts can keep outcomes consistent and transparent as requirements change. | The suite combines business modeling and automation to connect business strategy, design and technology. |
| Security | Progress’s Trust Center lists an OE, Data Cloud, and Corticon SOC 2 Type 2 report and describes company security practices including zero-trust architecture, audits, source-code scanning, and external penetration tests. | Trisotech states that it has achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance and that customer communications with its data center are encrypted using SSL. |
| Support | Progress provides a product download center with Corticon listed for product packages, installers, fixes, and version upgrades. | Trisotech's contact page says its support team will reach out by email after a successful support form submission. |
| Trial | Progress offers a free trial request; the page says a representative will respond within one business day. | The free self-serve trial provides access to all Digital Modeling Suite features for 7 days. |
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Corticon is intended for business leaders, analysts, policy owners, IT architects, and developers working with complex decision rules. It may suit teams that need to test, govern, and integrate decision logic across enterprise systems.
It suits organizations connecting business modeling with workflow, case and decision automation. Its modeling tools are described for business users while also providing power for IT users.