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| + | === Workflow Systems === | ||
| + | * Description: With Workflow Systems (WFS) we can support standardized business processes. The WFS determine the information flow. The aim of WFS is to build the optimal process steps to persons in the right place for the specified task. A WFS has knowledge for processes: set of skills for the task, rules how should be work, guidelines, path of the information, etc. With other tools (Database Management Systems, Content Management Systems), WFS can contain additional knowledge, for example governmental and industrial standards. | ||
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| + | * Other definitions: [http://www.google.at/search?hl=en&rlz=1R2SUNA_deAT331&q=define%3A+workflow+systems&meta= Search the web] | ||
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| + | * Examples: [http://www.ids-scheer.com/en/ARIS_ARIS_Platform/3730.html ARIS platform]; [http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/collaboration/tools/trident.aspx Project Trident] | ||
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Workflow Systems
- Description: With Workflow Systems (WFS) we can support standardized business processes. The WFS determine the information flow. The aim of WFS is to build the optimal process steps to persons in the right place for the specified task. A WFS has knowledge for processes: set of skills for the task, rules how should be work, guidelines, path of the information, etc. With other tools (Database Management Systems, Content Management Systems), WFS can contain additional knowledge, for example governmental and industrial standards.
- Other definitions: Search the web
- Examples: ARIS platform; Project Trident
