Titlebook: Artifact-Driven Business Process Monitoring; A Novel Approach to Giovanni Meroni Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 business pr

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Assessing and Improving Process Monitorability,In Chap.?5, we presented a method to easily derive from a BPMN collaboration diagram the E-GSM process models and the criteria to map smart objects to artifacts.

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Implementing and Evaluating Artifact-Driven Process Monitoring,To evaluate the applicability of our artifact-driven monitoring approach, we developed a prototype implementing the reference architecture described in Section 3.3 using the Node.js runtime environment.

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Related Work,it positions with respect to the BPM lifecycle. Then, methods and techniques related to process monitoring are presented. For each of them, current research work in that direction is surveyed, and their potentials, as well as their current limitations, are discussed.

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The Phenomenology of Edmund Husserl, become more flexible and open to changes and opportunities. Such a flexibility is supported by the . paradigm [.]. Instead of owning corporate assets, be them physical goods, human resources, or business activities, an organization establishes contracts with other organizations, named service provi

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Giovanni MeroniRevised PhD dissertation.Received the CAiSE PhD award for an outstanding thesis in the field of Information Systems Engineering.Proposes a novel technique which allows to monitor multi-party processes

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Introduction, become more flexible and open to changes and opportunities. Such a flexibility is supported by the . paradigm [.]. Instead of owning corporate assets, be them physical goods, human resources, or business activities, an organization establishes contracts with other organizations, named service provi

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Related Work,it positions with respect to the BPM lifecycle. Then, methods and techniques related to process monitoring are presented. For each of them, current research work in that direction is surveyed, and their potentials, as well as their current limitations, are discussed.