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A comprehensive investigation of distribution in the context of workflow management

Simone Jablonski, Ralf Schamburger, Cecil D. Hahn, Stefan Horn, Rainer Lay, Jens Neeb, M. Schlundt

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Abstract

Distribution is often discussed under different issues of interest in the context of workflow management. This paper contributes a general framework for this discussion, i.e. it presents a general framework for workflow management in distributed environments. Technical and organizational issues are analyzed that have an impact on the design of a distributed workflow management system. Within the core part of the paper we present a taxonomy enabling to compare implementation concepts of different workflow management systems especially with respect to distribution.

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Distribution is often discussed under different issues of interest in the context of workflow management. This paper contributes a general framework for this discussion, i.e. it presents a general framework for workflow management in distributed environments. Technical and organizational issues are analyzed that have an impact on the design of a distributed workflow management system. Within the core part of the paper we present a taxonomy enabling to compare implementation concepts of different workflow management systems especially with respect to distribution.

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Distribution is often discussed under different issues of interest in the context of workflow management. This paper contributes a general framework for this discussion, i.e. it presents a general framework for workflow management in distributed environments. Technical and organizational issues are analyzed that have an impact on the design of a distributed workflow management system. Within the core part of the paper we present a taxonomy enabling to compare implementation concepts of different workflow management systems especially with respect to distribution.

Key concepts: Workflow, Workflow management system, Computer science, Workflow technology, XPDL, Workflow engine, Workflow Management Coalition, Context (archaeology)

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