Graph-based access control
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Work in process
Looking at the various applications and systems needed for running a business one thing gets obvious: in almost every application there is the need to maintain a model of the organization structure, of the roles and the actors in order to define access rights or assign tasks to employees (in case of a workflow management system). These redundancies lead to a great maintenance overhead that – even for small businesses – can grow to a great burden. This problem can be avoided by deploying one logically central component offering this service to other applications. This component is called an organization server.
Graph-based Access Control
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- ^ Schaller, Thomas (1998). Organisationsverwaltung in CSCW-Systemen. Bamberg: Bamberg University.
- ^ Lawall, Schaller, Reichelt (2014). Enterprise Architecture: A Formalism for Modelling Organizational Structures in Information Systems. Thessaloniki: Enterprise and Organizatinal Modeling and Simulation: 10th International Workshop CAiSE2014.
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