The HUB Application
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The HUB Database Design Documentation v1.4
This document contains all information about the new HUB application database. This includes information about database schemas, tables, primary and foreign keys. The database is hosted on SQL Server 2008.
Written by Paul Butler - IT Director - 2009
The HUB Workflow Journeys - Opportunities In
This document contains information about the expected user experience through the Opportunities In process within the HUB application. It gives an indication of the expected journey a user may make through the process and contains mock ups of the GUI elements/screens the user may use to progress an item through the related process.
Written by Paul Butler - IT Director - 2010
The HUB Workflow Journeys - Quoting
This document contains information about the expected user experience through the Quoting and Price Comparison process within the HUB application. It gives an indication of the expected journey a user may make through the process and contains mock ups of the GUI elements/screens the user may use to progress an item through the related process.
Written by Paul Butler - IT Director - 2010
The HUB Workflow Journeys - Conduct Sale
This document contains information about the expected user experience through the Conduct Sale / Switching process within the HUB application. It gives an indication of the expected journey a user may make through the process and contains mock ups of the GUI elements/screens the user may use to progress an item through the related process.
Written by Paul Butler - IT Director - 2009
The HUB Workflow Journeys - QA to Batching to Rejection
This document contains information about the expected user experience through the Quality Assurance / Contract Batching / Contract Rejection / Contract Cancellation processes within the HUB application. It gives an indication of the expected journey a user may make through the process and contains mock ups of the GUI elements/screens the user may use to progress items through the related processes.
Written by Paul Butler - IT Director - 2010
The HUB - Opportunities - State Machine Workflow
This schematic shows the State Machine Workflow developed for the Opportunities process using Windows Workflow Foundation. It gives an indication of the expected journey an Opportunity might take in the HUB application. From this workflow other items and workflows will be initialise - i.e. Workflows for handling call backs, requesting documentation, requesting supplier information, quoting and so on. The opportunity will remain open until all workflow created under it have progressed to a final state.
Developed by Paul Butler - IT Director - Dec 2009
The HUB - Call Backs - State Machine Workflow
This schematic shows the State Machine Workflow developed for the Call Back process using Windows Workflow Foundation. It gives an indication of the expected journey a call back might take in the HUB application. This is a relatively simple workflow that will be initialised from several of the HUB's other more complex workflows. The parent workflow will normally remain in an "unavailable" state until the call back is actioned and moves to a final state.
Developed by Paul Butler - IT Director - Jan 2010
HUB Processes and Workflows
This document contains all information about the business processes and workflows the HUB application will support. Windows Workflow foundation will be used to develop these workflows within the application. The HUB will be able to make use of workflow tracking to enable analysis of how items progress through each workflow.
Written by Paul Butler - IT Director - 2009
The HUB Project Plan - Revision 1 - 18th Jan 2010
This document contains the latest project plan for delivering the HUB application. The application should be delivered early April 2010. The build is already underway with the architecture and shell already complete and in place.
Updated by Paul Butler - IT Director - 2010
