Titlebook: Database Support for Workflow Management; The WIDE Project Paul Grefen,Barbara Pernici,Erik Boertjes Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Me

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Constitutional Change in the European Unionredient to modern information management as essential as data management. Consequently, workflow management systems have entered the arena of business computing as the cornerstone for business process or workflow management. To enable integrated data and process management, the challenge is to integ

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Workflow Management and Database Technologyrials, money, and personnel. Information technology has accordingly become more important in dealing with ever growing quantities of information. Traditionally, developments in information technology have focused on support for storage and basic manipulation of data. Consequently, database systems h

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Active Rule Supportthe WIDE project, called ., and then describes the behavior of the active engine used for processing the rules, called Foro Active Rule (FAR) system. Chapter 3 describes the conceptual model adopted within WIDE: the current chapter describes the typical exceptions used on a workflow system.

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The Wide Approach to Workflow Managementsents the WIDE architecture, showing how the extended database technology has been coupled to the FORO workflow management system. Section 2.5 introduces the WIDE approach to workflow modeling and workflow application design.

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Conceptual Workflow Modelar attention has been paid to the workflow (WF) modularization and distribution problem, in order to be able to specify WF schemas at different levels of detail, and to be able to distribute the work among different locations. The most original aspects of the WIDE model, however, involve the transactional model and the support for exceptions.