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Journal of Grid Computing, 2013
In this paper we describe how we have introduced workflows into the working practices of a community for whom the concept of workflows is very new, namely the heliophysics community. Heliophysics is a branch of astrophysics which studies the Sun and the interactions between the Sun and the planets, by tracking solar events as they travel throughout the
Anja Le Blanc +6 more
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In this paper we describe how we have introduced workflows into the working practices of a community for whom the concept of workflows is very new, namely the heliophysics community. Heliophysics is a branch of astrophysics which studies the Sun and the interactions between the Sun and the planets, by tracking solar events as they travel throughout the
Anja Le Blanc +6 more
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On the Completion of Workflows
2006Workflow Management Systems (WFMS) coordinate execution of logically related multiple tasks in an organization. A workflow schema is defined using a set of tasks that are coordinated using dependencies. Workflows instantiated from the same schema may differ with respect to the tasks executed.
Tai Xin +3 more
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Transactional Workflows or Workflow Transactions?
2002Workflows have generally been accepted as a means to model and support processes in complex organizations. The fact that these processes re-quire robustness and clear semantics has generally been observed and has lead to the combination of workflow and transaction concepts.
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International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer, 2016
This article commences the special section on scientific workflows. A brief history is given of workflow approaches in general. More detail is given of scientific workflows, including sample applications. Challenges and research issues are then identified. Finally, an overview is given of the articles appearing in this special section.
Anna-Lena Lamprecht, Kenneth J. Turner
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This article commences the special section on scientific workflows. A brief history is given of workflow approaches in general. More detail is given of scientific workflows, including sample applications. Challenges and research issues are then identified. Finally, an overview is given of the articles appearing in this special section.
Anna-Lena Lamprecht, Kenneth J. Turner
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2009
During the design of any information system, it is important to balance between flexibility and support. This is of particular importance when designing process-aware information systems. On the one hand, userswant to have support from the system to conduct their daily activities in a more efficient and effective manner.
Pesic, M. +2 more
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During the design of any information system, it is important to balance between flexibility and support. This is of particular importance when designing process-aware information systems. On the one hand, userswant to have support from the system to conduct their daily activities in a more efficient and effective manner.
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2019
Processes govern every aspect of software development and every aspect of application usage. Whether trivial, complex, formal, or ad hoc, processes are pervasive in software engineering. This chapter summarizes a variety of ways in which process models, also referred to as workflows, can be used to achieve significant improvements in a range of ...
Osterweil, Leon J. +2 more
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Processes govern every aspect of software development and every aspect of application usage. Whether trivial, complex, formal, or ad hoc, processes are pervasive in software engineering. This chapter summarizes a variety of ways in which process models, also referred to as workflows, can be used to achieve significant improvements in a range of ...
Osterweil, Leon J. +2 more
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Dynamic Workflow Instrumentation for Windows Workflow Foundation
International Conference on Software Engineering Advances (ICSEA 2007), 2007As the complexity of business processes grows, the shift towards workflow-based programming becomes more attractive. The typical long-running characteristic of workflows imposes new challenges such as dynamic adaptation of running workflow instances.
Bart J. F. De Smet +4 more
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Workflow Wrapper for Unstructured Workflows
2011Modelling workflow for prerequisite relations produces well-defined and well-formed workflow that contains only and-splits and and-joins. Such workflow often cannot be transformed to a structured workflow. Workaround based on elements cloning produces similar structured workflow that corresponds to original workflow, but requests design of a workflow ...
Milašinović, Boris, Fertalj, Krešimir
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Workflows and cooperative processes
Software Process: Improvement and Practice, 2006AbstractWorkflows emphasize the partial order of activities, and the flow of data between activities. In contrast, cooperative processes emphasize the sharing of artefact, and its gradual evolution toward the final product, under the cooperative and concurrent activities of all the involved actors.This article contrasts workflow and cooperative ...
Jacky Estublier, Sergio García 0003
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The action workflow approach to workflow management technology
Proceedings of the 1992 ACM conference on Computer-supported cooperative work - CSCW '92, 1992Abstract This paper describes the ActionWorkflow™ approach to workflow management technology: a design methodology and associated computer software for the support of work in organizations. The approach is based on theories of communicative activity as language/action, developed in a series of systems for coordination among users of networked computers.
Raul Medina-Mora +3 more
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