Morten Bohøj
ABSTRACT
We explore in this paper using timelines to represent bureaucratic processes in a municipal setting. The system described herein enables citizens and case workers to collaborate over the application for and configuration of parental leave, which is a highly involved process under Danish law.
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Index Terms
- Collaborative time-based case work
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