Titlebook: Business Process Management: Blockchain and Robotic Process Automation Forum; BPM 2020 Blockchain Aleksandre Asatiani,José María García,Ha

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Zusammenfassende Diskussion und Ausblick,ain-based architectures. However, there exists no guidance on how oracles could be used when designing blockchain-based applications. In this paper, based on the results of a systematic literature review, we propose a framework to explain blockchain oracles and their relationships to blockchain-base

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Hans-J?rg Stiehler,Falk Tennertainst censorship and tampering. However, blockchains are closed-world systems which do not have access to external state. To overcome this limitation, oracles have been introduced in various forms and for different purposes. However so far common oracle best practices have not been dissected, classi

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Claudia Dittmar,Susanne VollbergA automated the mouse-click on user interfaces; this outside-in approach reduced the overhead of updating legacy software. However, its many shortcomings, namely its lack of accessibility to business users, have prevented its widespread adoption in highly regulated industries. In this work, we explo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-15441-7es has also reached Robotic Process Automation (RPA). To date, RPA is known as a software solution that performs simple and routine tasks based on clearly defined rules. However, past research indicates that through the application of AI and Machine Learning technologies, RPA is starting to get “sma

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Bernd Bl?baum,Thomas Hanitzsch,Laura Baduraal user interfaces. However, RPA is limited in scope and, in order for it to be established successfully, its environment must meet many requirements. The more mature research field of business process management (BPM) has the potential to provide the environment for RPA to thrive. We present an app

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Bernd Bl?baum,Thomas Hanitzsch,Laura Baduraimprove their operational efficiency and digitally transform their business operations. However, industry reports and early academic research papers on RPA have highlighted various challenges associated with the use of RPA. Trust is one of the key factors that poses a challenge on the organisational

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-19568-1ling the so-called cognitive automation. In such context, the existing RPA platforms that include AI-based solutions classify their components, i.e. constituting part of a robot that performs a set of actions, in a way that seems to obey market or business decisions instead of common-sense rules. To