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| A context is a specific scope&nbsp;in which method elements exist (sometimes referred to as a subject area). For
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| example, project management, business, technology, method development, solution deployment, etc. Such an authoring
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| context is not the same as a publishing context (or configuration), which is displayed as part of a published process.
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| </p></mainDescription> |
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