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A contextual approach for process-integrated tools
Research in process-centered environments (PCEs) has focused on project management support and has been dominated by the search for suitable process modelling languages and enactment mechanisms. The consequences of the process orientation on the tools used during process performance, and for offering fine-grained, method-based support to the engineers performing the process have been studied much less.