Case Management In-Depth: Stakeholders & Permissions by Mark Foster
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We’ve seen in the previous 3 posts in this series what Case
Management is, how it can be configured in BPM Studio and its lifecycle.
I now want to go into some more depth with specific areas such as:.
- Stakeholders & Permissions
- Case Activities
- Case Rules
- etc.
In the process of designing a Case Management solution it is important to know what approach to take, what questions to ask and based on the answers to these questions, how to implement. I’ll start with Stakeholders & Permissions.
Stakeholders
The
users that perform actions on case objects, defined at a business
level, e.g. “Help Desk Agent”, “Help Desk Supervisor” etc. Read the full article here.
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