Abstract: An interface gateway may receive a request including a first interface identifier. The interface gateway is associated with a group of interfaces, where each interface is associated with metadata that defines the interface. The metadata may include an interface identifier, information identifying services to be executed for the interface and an order in which the identified services are to be executed, and information identifying servers on which the identified services are implemented. The interface gateway may also identify, for the received request, one interface, of the group of interfaces, for processing the request based on the first interface identifier. The interface gateway may further process the received request using the one interface.

Abstract: An approach is provided for utilizing role-based presentation interfaces. A role of a user among a plurality of roles is determined. The user is among a plurality of users that are grouped based on the roles. A presentation interface is populated with sales related information based on the determined role.

Abstract: An approach is provided for managing session information across application boundaries. Session information is obtained of a first application. The session information is stored. The session information is provided to a second application, wherein the session information is particular to a user session and includes data to be persisted across boundaries of the first application and the second application.

Abstract: An approach is provided for automating workflow. A sales order is received. One of a plurality of implementation centers is selected based on a rule. The sales order is stored in one of a plurality of queues that are mapped to the implementation centers.

Abstract: An approach is provided for data dependent routing. Sales data including a transaction key is received. One of a plurality of order databases is selected based on the transaction key. The sales data is forwarded to the one order database for storage.

Abstract: An integrated system provides patients with secure, real-time access to their Personal Health Record and an Enterprise Health Information System (PHR and EHIS, respectively). Access may be provided by way of the Internet and via a Personal Health Portal (PHP) web page. From the secure PHP web page, patients can view information created and maintained by their health care providers and their affiliated staff. The patients can also request services and information from their health care providers and affiliated staff, directly access EHIS-related services, such as scheduling an appointment, scheduling, paying a bill, enrolling in a class, completing insurance and other forms, and viewing information and Internet services that are relevant to their particular health status.