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Category Archives: Software Design
Problems with Throwaway Code in Transaction Processing Systems
It seems pointless in any transaction processing system to . . . 1) go to the trouble of only allowing data to be recorded via Official Interfaces, 2) go to the trouble of building Transaction Histories that allow recall of Sessions, viewing … Continue reading
Must-Have Features at a Run-Time Case Management Platform
Case Managers spend their time managing Cases and leveling and balancing resources across Cases. Popular examples of Cases are Patients in healthcare, Investigations in law enforcement but, in general, a Case is just a cursor position at a post-relational database … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptive Case Management, Case Management, Software Acquisition, Software Design
Tagged #BPM; #ACM
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How the EU’s GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) impacts your business
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation EU 2016/679) took effect one week ago (May 25, 2018). The Regulation and two related Directives EU 2016/680 and EU 2016/681 deal with the processing of personal data relating to natural persons who are citizens of … Continue reading
Your BPMs shopping list
If you are in the market for a BPMs, you may be better off looking for a BPFMs (Business Process Fragment Management System). Please don’t make this into a new acronym – we don’t need more acronyms with “Intelligent Business … Continue reading
Check your Business Rules on the way in and out
All successful business activity takes place under the control of Business Rules. There are two types of Business Rules, those that issue warnings and those that cause hard stops. In highly-automated systems such as automobiles, an audible or visual warning … Continue reading
Posted in Case Management, Software Design
Tagged ACM, BPM, Business Rules, Case Management
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Thinking of building a Healthcare “e-Hub”?
If you are thinking of developing a healthcare e-Hub, this is not something that can be designed on the back of an envelope and implemented in a few days, weeks or months. As usual, the devil is in the details … Continue reading
Posted in FIXING HEALTHCARE, Interoperability, Software Design
Tagged EHR, EMR, Interoperability, medical software
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Success with job shop operations (Part IV) – Interoperability
Traditional ERP systems were all-inclusive. This makes for complex software suites with high license fees and long implementation times. No guarantee all modules will be “best of breed”. Researching allows individual modules to be selected on their relative merits but … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptive Case Management, Business Process Improvement, Business Process Management, Data Interoperability, Database Technology, Job Shop Operations, Software Design
Tagged job shop operations;operations planning, productivity improvement, R.A.L.B., Scheduling, workflow automation
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Give me the answer and I’ll tell you the question.
Have you ever noticed that with many HELP systems you practically have to know what you are looking for in order to find it? When you encode your own material with key words and later on have problems finding things, … Continue reading
Come Along And Be My Data Troll
I am following a LinkedIn discussion “EMR work: Who seem to be best contributors – Clinical or Technical?” My initial response was we need contributions from both. Revisiting the many posts, I feel it is important to point out that “technology” in … Continue reading
The Shoemaker Can Have Good Shoes
Contrary to the old saying. . . Consider a software manufacturer that makes several products for different industries and applications and does this by setting up separate teams of developers. At the end of the day you have modules with … Continue reading
Posted in Software Design, TECHNOLOGY
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