Hypermedia Document and Workflow Management Based on Active

Gertrude Kappel; Stefan Rausch-Schott; Siegfried Reich; Werner Retschitzegger

Hypermedia Document and Workflow Management Based on Active

Gertrude Kappel
, Stefan Rausch-Schott
, Siegfried Reich
, Werner Retschitzegger

Institut für Machine Learning

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Abstract

Anspruchsvolle Anwendungsbereiche für Workflow-Systeme wie beispielsweise Elektronisches Publizieren und Technischer Entwurf bedürfen fortschritttlicher Konzepte zum Dokumentenmanagement. Dies ist erforderlich, da das Dokumentenmanagement in diesen Anwendungsbereichen von enormen Datenmengen, stark strukturierten Dokumenten und hypermedialer Information geprägt ist. Die Integration existierender Dienste für Workflow-Management basierend auf aktiven objektorientierten Datenbanksystemen mit Dokumentenmanagement basierend auf allgemein akzeptierten internationalen Standards wie SGML (Standard Gereralized Markup Language) und HyTime (Hypermedia/Timebased Structuring Language) erlaubt es, von den Vorteilen beider Technologien zu profitieren. Diese Integration ergibt eine Dokumentenbasiertes Workflow-Management-System, das sowohl mit dem organisatorischen Wandel als auch mit einem plattformunabhängigen Datenaustausch von hypermedialen Dokumenten über Systemgrenzen hinweg.

Originalsprache	Englisch
Titel	Proceedings of the 30th Hawaiian International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'97)
Publikationsstatus	Veröffentlicht - Jän. 1997

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