Titlebook: Information and Process Integration in Enterprises; Rethinking Documents Toshiro Wakayama,Srikanth Kannapan,JoAnne Yates Book 1998 Springer

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Lessons from Paperwork: Designing a Cooperative Shared Object Serviceical re-examination of a previous field study is presented. Finally some of the facilities provided by a shared object service are outlined. This service has been motivated by many of the observations presented in the field study.

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Information Integration for Field Workers and Office-Based Professionals: 3 Case Studiest they support mobile field workers and their information providers and users. Studies of field workers and their use of information technologies are few. The work reported here is part of our user-centered evolutionary development effort aimed at understanding and supporting the information needs and work processes for mobile workers.

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Crossing the Border: Document Coordination and the Integration of Processes in a Distributed Organistegrating information from different sources to produce a file of documents. This file is used as a basis for assessing risk, making a decision about whether or not to lend on the case and providing a record which makes the decision accountable.

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Document and Process Transformation During the Product Life Cyclesign invariants: the deep structure of the process, the dependencies within the process, and the information handled. We believe that identifying these invariants will lead to a deeper understanding of product-life-cycles.

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Information and Process Integration from User Requirements Elicitation: A Case Study of Documents inmprove the process of juvenile case management, and thus deliver more effective services to youths, by better facilitating the tracking of case information and the production and handling of case-related documents.

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Three Good Reasons for Using a Petri-Net-Based Workflow Management Systemned out that there are several reasons for insisting on a Petri-net-based WFMS. The three main reasons for selecting a Petri-net-based WFMS are discussed in this paper. In our opinion these reasons are also relevant for many other projects involved in the selection or implementation of a WFMS.

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Understanding of Business and Organizational Issues Surrounding Integration: Redesigning Mit’s Publi, including a brief history of events and a sketch of the new business model. The second is a description of opportunities for innovative information management which the new business concept affords. In conclusion are the lessons learned in this work.

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Book 1998a single body of research andpractice. This book has identified the concept of .documents. as acommon thread linking the integration issues. Documents, after all,are representations of information, along with representations of the.usage. of the information contained therein. Rethinking the roleof d