Titlebook: Business Process Management; International Confer Arthur Hofstede,Wil M. P. Aalst,Mathias Weske Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag

Myelin

Use Cases as Workflowsg: use cases and workflow models. We show that these techniques can be integrated in a natural way, using the framework of colored Petri nets. We only sketch the underlying formal framework and focus on the practical application of the approach by a case study.

裙帶關(guān)系

emission

Security in Business Process Engineeringaphy in the development process with the main goal of achieving specifications that are sufficiently simple to be suited for formal verification, yet allow for a provably secure cryptographic implementation.

Hectic

Generic Recurrent Patterns in Business Processes (Coordination-Actors-Production) that is necessary for understanding and appreciating it is explained. The focus in this paper is on the Coordination aspect. An outlook is given on the potential benefits of the transaction pattern for the analysis and design of business processes.

云狀

Personal Schedules for Workflow Systemse activity assignments together with their probability and their timing requirements and allows to analyze the workload of a participant and to support the scheduling of activities with the goal of reduced turn-around times and reduced number of violations of temporal constraints.

責(zé)任

異常

Edwin D. Kilbourne,Bert E. Johanssond coordination. It offers pertinent information about work progress while maintaining adequate privacy of information, and supports both long-time transactions and dynamic process definition. Then, its data repository and activity manager helps human interactions in cross-organizational applications.

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不能平靜

,Rabies — New Challenges by an Ancient Foe,ring properties that can be checked locally in individual modules. The resulting . are based on predicate/transition Petri nets and implement formal constructs for business rules, thereby ensuring such global termination. Our method does not require the notion of a global specification, as employed by Kindler, Martens and Reisig.

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