The Workflow Handbook 2002 

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This Workflow Handbook comprises four sections in over 400 information-packed pages:
 

• SECTION 1: The World of Workflow covers a wide spectrum of viewpoints and discussions by experts in their respective fields. Papers range from an Introduction to Workflow through to a peek into the future of XML workflow architectures and integrating Business Process Technology.
   

• SECTION 2 offers selected award-winning Case Studies from the annual Excellence in Workflow awards.
   

• SECTION 3, Workflow Standards, deals with the importance of standards, and details the new Wf-XML 1.1 binding recently published by the Coalition’s Technical Committee.
   

• SECTION 4: The WfMC Glossary, an explanation of the structure of the Workflow Management Coalition
  and references comprise the last section, Directory and Appendices, including a membership directory.
  

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Table of Contents

• Foreword  
  Jon Pyke, WfMC Chair and CTO, Staffware Plc

• Introduction (Download document containing short descriptions of each chapter. Eight pages in PDF format)
  by Layna Fischer, General Manager, WfMC
   

SECTION 1—The World of Workflow
 

• An Introduction to Workflow Download a free chapter! (20 pages PDF)
  Charles Plesums, Computer Sciences Corporation, Financial Services Group

• Workflow Application Architectures: Classification and Characteristics of
  Workflow-based Information Systems
  Prof. Dr. Jörg Becker and Michael zur Muehlen University of Münster, Germany; Dr. Marc Gille CARNOT AG, Germany
   
• The Impact of Business Performance Monitoring on WfMC Standards
  Carolyn McGregor, Faculty of Information Technology, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia
   
• Workflow as a Web Application—the Grand Unification
  Heinz Lienhard , ivyTeam , Switzerland
   
• Peer-To-Peer Technologies and Collaborative Work Management:
  The Implications of “Napster” for Document Management
  B. John Masters , Jr., Information Management Consultants, Inc.
   
• An XML based Architecture for Collaborative Process Management
  David Hollingsworth , ICL/Fujitsu, UK
   
• Process Management: A Fundamental Component of Successful Web Service Execution
  Michael Rossi , Computer Sciences Corporation, Supply Chain Solutions, USA
   
• Business Process Technology: From EAI and Workflow to BPM
  Mike Marin, FileNET Corporation, USA
  

SECTION 2—Workflow Standards
  

SECTION 3— Case Studies: Global Excellence in Workflow Awards
 

SECTION 4—Directory and Appendices
 

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