Shane Bracher
Padmanabhan Krishnan
ABSTRACT
Interoperable e-business applications are essential for increasing efficiency in the digital economy. We present an infrastructure based on our secure document circulation architecture model, designed for securing information flow for interorganisational workflows. We view this initial prototype as simply a proof-of-concept, and plug in various software tools to implement the prototype components. A simple example, based on a loan application workflow, is discussed to indicate the potential of this work.
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