A support framework for dynamic organizations
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Auteurs : Mark Greenwood ; Ian Robertson ; Brian WarboysSource :
- Lecture Notes in Computer Science [ 0302-9743 ]
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Abstract: This paper describes a framework that is intended to provide an infrastructure for the delivery of support for business processes-including design processes, software development processes and procurement processes. This framework has to be capable of supporting quasi-independent process model instance evolution, and to provide seamless support in this environment for the non-expert Process Manager to exploit this capability.
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