Support for constructing environments with multiple views

Grundy, John; Hosking, John; Mugridge, Warwick B.; Amor, Robert

doi:10.1145/243327.243664

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“…Third-party tools, like those shown in Figure 9 can not be constrained or integrated to the same degree as our tools built with an open message-passing architecture (Grundy et al, 1996b, Grundy et al, 1996c. However, we have built up useful office automation system workflows and work coordination mechanisms, as illustrated in the Figure 9 example.…”

Section: Supporting Tool Integrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supporting Large-Scale End User Specification of Workflows, Work Coordination and Tool Integration

Grundy

Hosking

Mugridge

1998

Journal of Organizational and End User Computing

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Workflow Management Systems are a common example of an end user development system, in that they support end user specification of work process models, end user enactment (running) of these models, and end user evolution of workflows. Example applications of Workflow Management Systems include office automation, software process modelling and business process codification. We describe a novel workflow system which provides visual support for end users to specify both simple and complex aspects of workflows, including workflow models, communication and collaboration techniques, and the tools used to perform work. We illustrate both the utility of these work coordination mechanisms and the degree of scalability they provide for both novice and experienced end users. We also outline the architecture of our system, our experiences with this workflow tool, and future research directions in this area.

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Section: Supporting Tool Integrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supporting Large-Scale End User Specification of Workflows, Work Coordination and Tool Integration

Grundy

Hosking

Mugridge

1998

Journal of Organizational and End User Computing

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“…We have integrated Serendipity with SPE (Snart Programming Environment) [10], an integrated software development environment, to produce SPE-Serendipity [12,13]. Serendipity provides the process modelling and enactment capabilities used to guide or enforce work in SPE.…”

Section: The Serendipity Pcementioning

confidence: 99%