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		<Title xmlns:HTML="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">Using the DEM processes</Title>
		<Keyword><Level1>using the DEM processes</Level1>
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		<Keyword><Level1>DEM</Level1>
			<Level2>using processes</Level2>
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	<GeneralSection><Paragraph>DEM offers process-based navigation through the ERP application. The <Link href="/webtop/glossary/glossary#SMB" role="glossary">static Menu Browser</Link>, on the other hand, is based on application-based navigation, which logically bundles applications into folders, modules, and packages. Process-based navigation bundles these applications into Business Processes that are modeled to perform a specific task. As a result, rather than centralizing the application itself, the task that a user must perform is centralized. A Business Process creates activities in a specific order. For each task, the user can create a separate Business Process. Note that within the <Link href="/webtop/glossary/glossary#DEM" role="glossary">DEM</Link> group, activities can be ERP sessions, but also, for example, <Link href="/webtop/glossary/glossary#URL" role="glossary">URLs</Link>, manual activities and/or Microsoft Word. Based on your role and authorizations, the DEM group might be available to you, but not to your colleagues.</Paragraph>
		<Paragraph>For DEM processes, the shortcut menu also includes <GUIRef href="" role="manual">Zoom In</GUIRef>/ <GUIRef href="" role="manual">Zoom Out</GUIRef>, <GUIRef href="" role="manual">Actual Size,</GUIRef> and <GUIRef href="" role="manual">Locate</GUIRef> functionality.</Paragraph>
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