I will also discuss development strategies for organizations who plan to have these technology assets deployed both on-premises as well as in the cloud and require applications that are compatible as well as secure in a hybrid cloud environment
Workflow Development "From the Consulting Trenches" There has been a complete update to SharePoint 2013 ’s workflow capabilities and overall workflow architecture, as shown in image below, with new features as well as the underlying workflow engine itself receiving a major overhaul. In this post, EPC Group's SharePoint and Office 365 hybrid development team will walk you through new best practices and strategies regarding workflow development. The workflows in SharePoint 2013 run within Workflow Manager by services, processes and logic received from SharePoint 2013
BPM is similar to an agile development model, in which there may be multiple phases existing simultaneously. 1
Designing business workflows can be a daunting task...Workflow Encapsulation Sub workflows neatly encapsulate entire processes, making for modular, reusable design
The street lights are out so, in general, it is much darker than normal
The innermost subset is what you can use SharePoint 2010 workflow for. SP 2010 workflow is limited in breadth, depth, complexity, and scope – which is fine, but it’s also a fact
I’ll be talking about workflow, SharePoint workflow, and digital signatures in an AIIM Webinar on March 12th, “SharePoint Workflows + Digital Signatures: No more paper, Fast ROI
What’s most important is the blocking and tackling: the proven ability to manage processes in production without faltering as the requirements increase in scale and complexity
His question is one I’ve heard often over the years in seminars, on projects, during sales pitches, in training, etc
In a recent interview, I managed to score some laughs when I said I’ve been helping people manage their information “since workflow was two words
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