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Workflow in the 2007 Microsoft Office System View Larger Image | David Mann
Apress, Paperback, Published February 2007, 325 pages, ISBN 1590597001 | List Price: $49.99
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Workflow is the glue that binds information worker processes, users, and artifacts.
Without workflow, information workers are just islands of data and potential.
Workflow in the 2007 Microsoft Office System details how to implement workflow
in SharePoint 2007 and the rest of the 2007 Office System to help information
workers share data, enforce processes and business rules, and work more efficiently
together or solo.
This book covers anything you’re likely going to need to know – from
what workflow is all about, to creating new Activities; from InfoPath forms
to ASP.Net forms; from the Rules Engine to the object model. There’s even
a section on integrating Office 2003 clients with SharePoint 2007 workflows.
You’ll come away from reading this book with solid knowledge of how to
implement workflow in the new world of Office and SharePoint.
Table of Contents
Foreword
About the Author
About the Technical Reviewer
Acknowledgments
PART 1 A New Beginning
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Getting Started
PART 2 Having an Out-of-the-Box Experience
Chapter 3 Using the Default Workflows
Chapter 4 Using the SharePoint Designer
PART 3 Teaching Your Workflow to Dance
Chapter 5 Activities
Chapter 6 Building a Workflow with Visual Studio 2005
Chapter 7 Workflow Forms
PART 4 Turning Things Up a Notch
Chapter 8 Workflow Rules
Chapter 9 A Workflow Smorgasbord
Chapter 10 The Workflow Object Model
APPENDIX Frequently Asked Questions
GLOSSARY
INDEX
About the Author
David Mann is the principal architect for information worker solutions for
Anexinet, a systems integrator, and a Microsoft partner headquartered in Philadelphia.
He has been working with Microsoft technologies for twelve years, with a special
interest in workflow, content management, Microsoft Office solutions, and portals
and collaboration. In that time he has worked with many Fortune 500 companies
in the financial, insurance, government, healthcare, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing
industries to help define their information worker strategy and develop applications
to streamline operations, reduce costs, and save time. In addition to delivering
solutions, he has trained and presented on various technology topics to clients
and other partners.
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