1. A system comprising: a business process management (BPM) system managing operations of a plurality of business processes and a business process framework (BPF) device providing an interface for managing business processes across a business organization, wherein the BPM system comprises: an execution engine processing models corresponding to the plurality of business processes; and a business process modeler device, wherein the business process modeler device generates a business process model based on a representation of a business process generated by a modeling interface of the BPF device; and, wherein the BPF device comprises a wrapper around the operations of the BPM system and further comprises: a processor; a non-transitory memory device communicatively coupled to the processor and storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the BPF device to: generate, via the modeling interface, at least one user interface screen to facilitate entry of business process information corresponding to the business process; generate, by the modeling interface, the representation of the business process in a modeling language based on the business process information; trigger, via a model execution device, execution of the business process model by the execution engine of the BPM system as a process instance, wherein the business process model is based on the representation of the business process generated by the modeling interface; update the execution engine of the BPM system with process instance information; monitor, in near real-time by a business rule monitoring device communicatively coupled to the execution engine, an operation of the business process model when executed by the execution engine in response to a process input and a resulting output; and generate metrics, by a metrics subsystem, the metrics being gathered using a common schema and collection method and corresponding to the operation of the business process model based on business process executions gathered in near real-time that are logged via asynchronous tracing sessions managed by a security service implemented as a persistent security certificate and a dedicated BPM system user identifier requiring a valid user token to make a secured system call.