Workflow systems hold the promise of facilitating the everyday operation of many enterprises and work environments. As a result, many commercial workflow management systems have been developed. These systems, although useful, do not scale well, have limited fault-tolerance, and are inflexible in terms of interoperating with other workflow systems. In this paper, we discuss the limitations of contemporary workflow management systems, and then elaborate on various directions for research and potential future extensions to the design and modeling of workflow management systems
Conventional workflow functionality like task sequencing, split parallelism, join synchronization an...
Conventional workflow functionality like task sequencing, split parallelism, join synchronization an...
This paper surveys and investigates the strengths and weaknesses of a number of recent approaches to...
Today's business enterprises must deal with global competition, reduce the cost of doing busine...
Workflow management systems support the eficient, largely automated execution of business processes....
It is argued in this position paper that a workflow management system is potentially a powerful solu...
Workflow Management Systems (WfMS’s) offer a tremendous potential for organizations. Shorter lead ti...
Reducing costs and reducing time to market are two major keys to survival in the software market. Wo...
Workflow management systems are among the most interesting concepts for supporting modern organizati...
Workflow management systems (WfMSs) have been used for organizational business process re-engineerin...
Workflow management has its origin in the office automation systems of the seventies, but it is not ...
Differences in features supported by the various contemporary commercial workflow management systems...
Workflow techniques have gained plenty of attention lately as a means to support business process re...
workflow It has been over ten years since the first workflow product was introduced. Despite the lar...
Conventional workflow functionality like task sequencing, split parallelism, join synchronization an...
Conventional workflow functionality like task sequencing, split parallelism, join synchronization an...
This paper surveys and investigates the strengths and weaknesses of a number of recent approaches to...
Today's business enterprises must deal with global competition, reduce the cost of doing busine...
Workflow management systems support the eficient, largely automated execution of business processes....
It is argued in this position paper that a workflow management system is potentially a powerful solu...
Workflow Management Systems (WfMS’s) offer a tremendous potential for organizations. Shorter lead ti...
Reducing costs and reducing time to market are two major keys to survival in the software market. Wo...
Workflow management systems are among the most interesting concepts for supporting modern organizati...
Workflow management systems (WfMSs) have been used for organizational business process re-engineerin...
Workflow management has its origin in the office automation systems of the seventies, but it is not ...
Differences in features supported by the various contemporary commercial workflow management systems...
Workflow techniques have gained plenty of attention lately as a means to support business process re...
workflow It has been over ten years since the first workflow product was introduced. Despite the lar...
Conventional workflow functionality like task sequencing, split parallelism, join synchronization an...
Conventional workflow functionality like task sequencing, split parallelism, join synchronization an...
This paper surveys and investigates the strengths and weaknesses of a number of recent approaches to...