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Workflow management (or Business Process Automation) deals with the automation of business processes through software. A workflow management systems coordinates process instances according to a formal model of the process (the workflow model), and matches individual activities with properly qualified resources for execution. This section contains a collection of research topics and projects relating to workflow management and process automation technology.

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• ANAISOFT

  http://www.tik.ee.ethz.ch/~anaisoft/
  University of Geneva, Switzerland - Deals with an advanced network and agent infrastructure for the support of federations of workflow trading systems. Contains the project charter and some publications in PDF format. [project completed]

• Process Interchange Format

  http://ccs.mit.edu/pif/index.html
  Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA - PIF facilitates the exchange of process models. This language was used in the process handbook project. Contains the specification, workshop results and links to related projects. [completed, merged with PSL]

• SWIM

  http://www.ai.sri.com/project/SWIM
  Aims at the development of an infrastructure that manages the information flow between agents in Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance scenarios. Contains the project description and links to project-related publications. [project completed]

• WEAVE

  http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~workflow/
  State University of New York, StonyBrook, USA - Deals with the development of enabling tools and technologies for web-based virtual enterprises. Includes a list of papers on transaction logic and related topics. [project completed]

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