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A Role by any other Name, is still a Role
Everyone knows what a role is. It is obvious. We talk about them all the time. But every time I hear a programmer say the word “role” my ears pick up. The term is very often misused. How, then, might … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptive Case Management, BPM, Social Business, Software, Workflow
Tagged context, process, role
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