Document Management as Process Attachments
| 21 October 2010
The key point in this solution is that documents are managed through procedure. It’s the business process that defines:
Business Context – The business process model defines exactly when, why, and how documents are consumed and processed. This context gives us a vocabulary for describing metadata; so, business terminology then describes business resources (documents). This methodology establishes clarity as we now have business words for what the business has (resources) and does (process).
Security - Process implies usage requirements as in “who” needs to do “what” to our managed documents. What follows then are meaningful definitions (aka: understood) for authentication and authorization – in that individuals and groups have their business place, function, and accessibility to resources and sensitive/controlled information.
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