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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Simone Jablonski, Ralf Schamburger, Cecil D. Hahn, Stefan Horn, Rainer Lay, Jens Neeb, M. Schlundt
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.
Key concepts: Workflow, Workflow management system, Computer science, Workflow technology, XPDL, Workflow engine, Workflow Management Coalition, Context (archaeology)