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Flexible process enactment using low-fidelity models

Noll, 2003

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10777129914760518069
Author
Noll J
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering and Applications (SEA 03)

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Attempts to extend process management to support dynamic, knowledge intensive activities have not been as successful as workflow for routine business processes. In part this is due to the dynamic nature of knowledge-intensive work: the tasks performed change …
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