Using HyTime for modeling publishing workflows

Authors:
Franz Burger;Gerald Quirchmayr;Siegfried Reich;A. Min Tjoa
Affiliations:
FAW - Research Institute for Applied Knowledge Processing;University of Vienna;University of Linz;Technical University of Vienna
Venue:
ACM SIGOIS Bulletin - Special issue: business process reengineering
Year:
1995

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Abstract

Workflow Management is seen as the key for improving overall businesseffectiveness. However, today's solutions are very specific and isolated. Recently emerged international standards in the publishing sector providethe means for enabling standardized descriptions and thus allow theinterchange and reuse of workflow information. This paper describes howHyTime can be used as a modeling language to describe publishing workflows. We present relevant parts of the HyTime model and reflect on pros and consof the chosen approach.