This paper describes ActionWorkflowTM approach to workflow management technology: a design methodology and associated computer software for the support of work in organizations. The approach is based on theories of communicative activity as language faction and has been developed in a series

this document is to describe a normative study that has been performed: a formalization of the Action Workflow Approach(AWA). 1.2 Scope

and later the process models. Recently the attention has shifted towards workflow oriented approaches. In this paper the author will argue that in particular the communication based workflow (as opposed to activity based workflow) could be a promising approach to CIC research. Communication workflow

The goal of this paper is a reassessment of the Action Workflow approach, a well-known application of the Language Action Perspective (LAP). Based on empirical work, we will assess the Action Workflow approach with reference to its suitability for the modeling of business processes. Three case

puri-fied glycoproteins and manual interpretation of spectra. We developed an approach where mixtures of native glycopep-tides were analyzed with tandem mass spectrometry and the spectra were analyzed with automated in silico workflows. The latter included combination of the original spectra, gen

, however, tend to have distinct needs for designing workflows including terminology, level of abstraction, workflow aspects that should be included in the design. This paper discusses the use of a Model-Based Workflow (MBW) approach as an abstract way to specify workflows that

, however, tend to have distinct needs for designing workflows including terminology, level of abstraction, workflow aspects that should be included in the design. This paper discusses the use of a Model-Based Workflow (MBW) approach as an abstract way to specify workflows that conciliate the needs

workflow communication node for specifying group communication processes in distributed systems. The paper then describes ways of implementing workflow communication node specifications by networking technologies and using the implementation to compose specific group communication processes. 1.

workflow approach

As the Internet turns into an essential business and production infrastructure, networked business and work in general become more and more common; for instance, virtual enterprises emerge as an innovative way to launch, organize and carry out initiatives, either within a large, global corporation, or as dynamic joint ventures between geographically dispersed organizations. In such a