Hello, Does anybody knows if there is some work related to BPMN and/or BPEL done in Haskell? Maybe some research or some papers? I'm about to begin a mapper from BPMN to BPEL and Haskell is my first option for doing it, but since my company is somehow married to .NET and nobody else knows anything about Functional Programming or Haskell, using it might be a problem for maintenance and scalability. If somebody can point out really good reasons on why I should use Haskell to do my work, please let me know them, they might help me convincing my bosses. On the other hand, if you believe Haskell is a bad language for this kind of task, and why C# or any other .NET language would be better, I'm welcome to hear your reasons, they might convince me. I know about F#, but the "problem" is not that Haskell is not .NET, the "problem" is that it is functional programming and as I said before, nobody here knows a bit about it. If I were to do it using FP, I would use Haskell for sure, not F#. Thank you very much, Héctor Guilarte