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Das Medium Internet bietet nicht nur Unterstützung für die Unternehmenskommunikation und das Management von Kundenbeziehungen, sondern fördert auch die Abwicklung von Geschäftsprozessen und dient als Instrument zum Erlangen von Marktvorteilen. Vor allem die Forderung nach Aktualität der präsentierten Daten steht vordergründig im Raum. Nichts liegt näher, als ein funktionierendes CMS (Content Management System) aufzubauen, um sich anschließend unter Wahrung einer durchgängigen Corporate Identity nur auf die Inhalte konzentrieren zu müssen. Neben den Grundlagen enthält dieses Buch, das auf einer wissenschaftlichen Arbeit basiert, eine Übersicht ausgewählter Produkte am Markt. Es wird auf die Begrifflichkeiten im Zusammenhang mit Content Management Systemen eingegangen und es folgen Abgrenzungen zu benachbarten Systemen. Die Entscheidungsfindung unter Beachtung der Kosten und die Umsetzung werden im Rahmen eines Praxisbeispiels näher erläutert. Ein Schwerpunkt wird dabei auf die notwendigen Funktionalitäten gelegt und der Entscheidungsprozess wird mithilfe der Verwendung von Kriterienkatalogen unterstützt. Stefan Spörrer, Wirtschaftsinformatiker, ist seit über 25 Jahren im Bereich Informationstechnologie tätig. Als Geschäftsführer eines Systemhauses für Informationstechnologie, das neben dem Betrieb von Serverzentren hauptsächlich in den Bereichen IT-Outtasking und IT-Outsourcing tätig ist, verfolgt er seit Jahren die Bedeutung und Entwicklung der Content Management Systeme.

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This extensively revised second edition of the acclaimed and bestselling book, Workflow Modeling, serves as a complete guide to discovering, scoping, assessing, modeling, and redesigning business processes. Providing proven techniques for identifying, modeling, and redesigning business processes, and explaining how to implement workflow improvement, this book helps you define requirements for systems development or systems acquisition.

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"Business architecture" is a concept for optimizing corporate boundaries aimed at realizing targeted business models and corporate system design involving stakeholders. To optimize the corporate boundaries, companies must partially and/or wholly optimize the individual management elements s (strategy, organization, technology, operation, and leadership) comprising the corporate system that has achieved congruence with its environment. The type of management concerned with optimizing these corporate boundaries and the corporate systems that consist of individual management elements is referred to in this book as "boundary management." The concept of "boundaries congruence" inside and outside the corporate system, and the formation of an optimal architecture concerned with environmental change and with management elements such as strategy, organization, technology, operation, and leadership are key to implementing dynamic strategic management. This book presents the concept of "business architecture" and optimizing processes as a corporate system based on multiple corporate case studies (Sony, NTT-DATA, NTT-DoCoMo, Toyota, Honda, Omron, Takara, Recruit, First Retailing, Panasonic, and Canon).

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Ingo Weber develops new approaches for the rapid development and flexible adaption of business processes, which are often the main requirements in today’s IT support for enterprises. Key issues covered by his work are the automatic composition of processes out of predefined components and the verification of specific process properties. His research aims at quickly creating executable process models, which orchestrate the usage of Web services. He investigates how process modelers can be supported by semantic technologies, e.g., by semantically enriched process models or annotated Web services, and puts special emphasis on expressiveness and scalability.

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