The Chautauqua workflow system

2002-11-23otherHawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS)75 citationsclosed

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Business Process Modeling and Analysis Scientific Computing and Data Management Information Systems Theories and Implementation

Abstract

Chautauqua is an exploratory workflow management system designed and implemented within the Collaboration Technology Research group (CTRG) at the University of Colorado. This system represents a tightly knit merger of workflow technology and groupware technology. Chautauqua has been in test usage at the University of Colorado since 1995. The article discusses Chautauqua-its motivation, its design, and its implementation. The emphasis is on its novel features, and the techniques for implementing these features.

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