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process model from CoIN-IQ in the upper part and beneath the appropriate
discussion from Zeno.
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Annotate: Analogous to the previous function, the integrator creates a split view
upon a business process model and a personal annotation for the current user.
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Destroy: To work with only one system this function collapses the split view of
indiGo to a single frame. This is particularly helpful if the user wants to turn off
the discussions from Zeno or if he switches into another discourse in Zeno that is
not related to business processes.
Fig. 3.
Split View with CoIN-IQ at the top and a Related Discussion in Zeno beneath
4.2
CoIN-IQ
CoIN-IQ is IESE's business process model repository. The topics currently covered
range from core processes (e.g., project set-up and execution) to support processes
(e.g., using the IESE information research service) to research focused processes (e.g.,
performing Ph.D. work at IESE). Based on the results of a diploma thesis performed
in advance, the build-up of CoIN-IQ in 2000 took about ten person months of effort.
This effort was equally distributed between the technical realization and the creation
of content for CoIN-IQ. About four person months of effort are allocated in 2001 for
further content build-up and maintenance.
