Torben Schreiter

Torben Schreiter

Leipzig, Saxony, Germany
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Together with Gero, Nico, Willi & Gerrit I have co-founded, bootstrapped and run…

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  • Subscriptions for routing incoming messages to process instances in a process execution engine

    Issued US US9449291B2

    An orchestration engine may execute multiple, concurrently running instances of a process model, where each of the instances of the process model includes one or more receiving objects. A messaging endpoint may be shared by the instances of the process model and may be configured to receive messages. A subscription handler may handle multiple subscriptions for the instances and may be configured to define a first subscription for a first instance of the multiple instances, where the first…

    An orchestration engine may execute multiple, concurrently running instances of a process model, where each of the instances of the process model includes one or more receiving objects. A messaging endpoint may be shared by the instances of the process model and may be configured to receive messages. A subscription handler may handle multiple subscriptions for the instances and may be configured to define a first subscription for a first instance of the multiple instances, where the first subscription includes a correlation expression, an association with the messaging endpoint, and an association with a first receiving object within the first instance. The subscription handler also may associate the first subscription with the first instance and initialize the first subscription associated with the first instance. A routing manager may route received messages that match the first subscription to the first receiving object.

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  • Streaming operations for workflow process models using multiple views on a same buffer

    Issued US US9342383B2

    A buffer may be configured to store a plurality of items, and to be accessed by one or more activities of an instance of a process model. A scheduler may be configured to schedule execution of each of a plurality of activities of the process model, and to determine an activation of an activity of the plurality of activities. The scheduler may include an activity manager configured to access an activity profile of the activity upon the determining of the activation, the activity profile…

    A buffer may be configured to store a plurality of items, and to be accessed by one or more activities of an instance of a process model. A scheduler may be configured to schedule execution of each of a plurality of activities of the process model, and to determine an activation of an activity of the plurality of activities. The scheduler may include an activity manager configured to access an activity profile of the activity upon the determining of the activation, the activity profile including buffer access characteristics according to which the activity is designed to access the buffer. A process execution unit may be configured to execute the activity and may include a buffer access manager configured to access the buffer according to the buffer access characteristics of the activity profile, and to thereby facilitate an exchange of at least one item between the buffer and the activity.

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Honors & Awards

  • Best Impact Investor

    KfW Capital

    The panel of judges for the KfW Capital Award Best Impact Investor was composed of Prof Christina E. Bannier (Professor for Banking and Finance at Justus Liebig University Giessen), Dr Sabine Hepperle (Head of the SME Policy Department at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action), Anja Mikus (Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of the German Nuclear Waste Management Fund KENFO) and Dr Andreas Rickert (Chief Executive Officer of PHINEO, Co-CEO of Nixdorf…

    The panel of judges for the KfW Capital Award Best Impact Investor was composed of Prof Christina E. Bannier (Professor for Banking and Finance at Justus Liebig University Giessen), Dr Sabine Hepperle (Head of the SME Policy Department at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action), Anja Mikus (Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of the German Nuclear Waste Management Fund KENFO) and Dr Andreas Rickert (Chief Executive Officer of PHINEO, Co-CEO of Nixdorf Kapital, Chairman of the Federal Initiative on Impact Investing), along with Co-managing Director Alexander Thees and Sustainability Manager Theresa Bardubitzki on behalf of KfW Capital. The panel commented on their selection of Extantia Capital as follows: “The team of Extantia is fully behind the mission to push forward decarbonisation to contain climate change. The team’s personal and professional experience in the areas of investing, company building and portfolio management, its focus on climate tech and Extantia Capital’s engagement in the VC ecosystem show that impact is an integral part of their strategy. Extantia Capital has demonstrated in an exemplary manner that commitment to sustainability and market orientation are not mutually exclusive but harmonise well and are increasingly co-dependent in the long run.”

  • Rank #22 - Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Germany

    Deloitte

    Signavio is proud to say that with 240% growth, they have made the 22nd place on the list and are again amongst the fastest growing tech companies in Germany.

  • Rank #472 - Technology Fast 500 EMEA

    Deloitte

    We are once again featured in the “Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA” rankings. With a whopping 240% fiscal-year revenue increase from 2013 to 2016, we are proud to publish this team achievement.
    Now in its seventeenth year, the award is an industry benchmark, recognizing the 500 technology companies that have achieved the fastest rate of revenue growth in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). This year it consisted of over 18 countries; including Germany, UK, Belgium, France, and…

    We are once again featured in the “Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA” rankings. With a whopping 240% fiscal-year revenue increase from 2013 to 2016, we are proud to publish this team achievement.
    Now in its seventeenth year, the award is an industry benchmark, recognizing the 500 technology companies that have achieved the fastest rate of revenue growth in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). This year it consisted of over 18 countries; including Germany, UK, Belgium, France, and Italy.

  • Rank #14 - Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Germany

    Deloitte

    Deloitte’s annual Technology Fast 50 awards recognizes fast-growing tech companies around the world. 2016 saw Signavio place for the third time — this time at #14! We were delighted to again have our passion, determination, and innovation acknow­ledged — and our great products of course!

  • Category winner - Focus Growth Champions

    Focus magazine

    Signavio was acknowledged in Focus magazine’s list of the top 500 fast-growth companies in Germany, 2015. Taking the #1 spot in the industry category “IT, Internet, Software and Service” for our 71% annual growth.

  • Rank #7 - EY Founders Ranking

    EY

    EY’s Founders Ranking honors start-up companies with exceptional growth in Germany — Signavio was proud to rank 7th overall in Germany, solidifying our reputation for out­standing performance and growth.

  • Rank #5 - Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Germany

    Deloitte

    Deloitte’s annual Technology Fast 50 awards recognizes fast-growing tech companies. Signavio was honored to place #5 in Germany, cementing our reputation for growth and innovation.

  • Rank #61 - Technology Fast 500 EMEA

    Deloitte

    Honoring the top 500 companies for revenue growth around the world, Signavio was delighted to rank #61 in EMEA — a huge achievement for a six year old company, and recognizing our zeal for bringing excellent products to market.

  • Process Solution Award

    German Society for Organization (GfO)

    The Process Solution Award recognizes “most innovative and best-in-class process initiative” – with Signavio and 1&1 taking home first prize in the process modeling category for a joint project to better align business and IT at 1&1.

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  • Leaders for Climate Action

    Pledger

    - Present

    As Germany's foremost digital entrepreneurs, we want to set an example. We have recognized that man and nature are inseparably connected with each other. Linear economies in which the extraction and combustion of fossil fuels is not priced overburden our atmosphere and put us, our children and our grand children at risk. Therefore, we want to act and set an example ourselves, as well as to call on our decision-makers to set a clear course for effective climate protection in Germany. Now.

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