The use of IBM SanFrancisco core business processes in human resources scheduling

Authors:
E. J. Jaufmann, Jr.;D. C. Logan
Affiliations:
Provider Solutions Corporation, 4905 West Laurel Street, Suite 200, Tampa, Florida;Provider Solutions Corporation, 4905 West Laurel Street, Suite 200, Tampa, Florida
Venue:
IBM Systems Journal
Year:
2000

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Abstract

The authors review their experience in adapting IBM SanFranciscoTM software to use outside of the financial problem domain. The IBM SanFrancisco warehouse and order management core business processes are explored, showing how the components and processes contained within the core business processes are being adapted for use in a scheduling and human resource tracking system to reduce product investment and increase reliability. Additionally, techniques for migrating from relational database "legacy" systems to SanFrancisco core business processes are discussed.