Titlebook: Business Object Design and Implementation II; OOPSLA’96, OOPSLA’97 Dilip Patel,Jeff Sutherland,Joaquin Miller Conference proceedings 1998 S

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Using Components in Workflow Activitiesn of applications used in activities. By modelling applications in activities similar to workflows, specialists without or with low programming skill can create business functions of a business process and adapt these to changing market situations by themselves. Thus, the principle of selforganizing

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An Object implementation of Network Centric Business Service Applications (NCBSAs)anizations may need to address enforcement of pairwise legal agreements rather than .. Second, a new transaction processing paradigm is required that supports different views of . for all participants, i.e., service providers as well as end consumers. There may be several related interactions betwee

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Organization in a Chaotic Worldwn from complex adaptive systems. The paper proposes that traditional hierarchical enterprises that rely on command and control based on central authority will be replaced by networks of organizations that coordinate their work through contracts. Software components to support such organizations are

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Jerry M. Friedman,Joseph E. Czekalaom the Workflow Management Coalition, and examine it in the context of workflow execution across a heterogeneous, distributed infrastructure. The OMG BODTF needs to consider these issues while creating its own workflow standard.

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