Mobile enablement of business process management suites
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Abstract
Mobile capabilities are expected to fundamentally change the way enterprises operate. However, enterprises encounter technical challenges in mobile enablement of their existing software products. Among the challenges are user experience optimized for mobile, security, management of mobile applications. In this paper we describe technical challenges and solutions in mobile enablement of Business Process Management products, and, in particular, integration of Business Process Management Suites with Mobile Enterprise Application Platforms.
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June 2014
108 pages
ISBN:9781450328784
DOI:10.1145/2593902
- General Chair:
- Tiziana Catarci,
- Program Chairs:
- Aharon Abadi,
- Anthony I. Wasserman
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