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Process Logging via K-Log (#256)
Posted: 7/12/2002; 6:10 PM by Terry Frazier
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|Matt|'s idea of process logging is along the same lines as Phil Windley's $40 intranet tool -- a low cost reporting and communication infrastructure that lets anyone who needs it, easily subscribe to useful data feeds in standard formats. I think there are some threads about this topic in Yahoo! Groups: K-Log but I don't know of anyone working on tools. I'd like to see them if there are.

Process logging?.
Brett Morgan is talking about KM and blogging integration (k-logging) being the next wave of tools. You bet. Or rather I bet. I'm betting the farm on it.
Here's a thing... How about process-logging.
Every workflow process produces an RSS output stream commenting on the state of the process and events that occur. If you're interested in how the process is going you subscribe.
Are any of the open source workflow packages looking at RSS integration? [Curiouser and curiouser!]

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