A Maturity Model to Promote the Performance of Collaborative Business Processes

Hachicha, Marouane; Moalla, Néjib; Fahad, Muhammad; Ouzrout, Yacine

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-33111-9_11

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“…The workflow recipes are written in the BPMN format and are designed using COM-PEL, a lightweight semantic workflow composition tool, which is based on Activiti. COM-PEL uses of ontologies to allow users to semantically annotate service tasks through the user interface [77]. Users select existing web services from a catalog and associate them with BPMN service tasks to automate their execution at runtime.…”

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Investigation of Microservice-Based Workflow Management Solutions for Industrial Automation

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In an era ruled by data and information, engineers need new tools to cope with the increased complexity of industrial operations. New architectural models for industry enable open communication environments, where workflows can play a major role in providing flexible and dynamic interactions between systems. Workflows help engineers maintain precise control over their factory equipment and Information Technology (IT) services, from the initial design stages to plant operations. The current application of workflows departs from the classic business workflows that focus on office automation systems in favor of a manufacturing-oriented approach that involves direct interaction with cyber-physical systems (CPSs) on the shop floor. This paper identifies relevant industry-related challenges that hinder the adoption of workflow technology, which are classified within the context of a cohesive workflow lifecycle. The classification compares the various workflow management solutions and systems used to monitor and execute workflows. These solutions have been developed alongside the Eclipse Arrowhead framework, which provides a common infrastructure for designing systems according to the microservice architectural principles. This paper investigates and compares various solutions for workflow management and execution in light of the associated industrial requirements. Further, it compares various microservice-based approaches and their implementation. The objective is to support industrial stakeholders in their decision-making with regard to choosing among workflow management solutions.

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Investigation of Microservice-Based Workflow Management Solutions for Industrial Automation

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“…The introduced model distinguishes five levels of maturity (Initial, Low, Intermediate, Mature and Best Practice) as shown in Table 1. The five-level approach has been successfully used in similar application by Hchicha et al [17]. Further is it also a recommended approach to asses processes on the base of ISO/ IEC15504 [13].…”

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Cross Industrial PLM Benchmarking Using Maturity Models

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Maturity models are commonly used to assess a company's position on a roadmap towards a defined mature PLM environment. The models focus mainly on an internal point of view, comparing a current state to a possible future state. The high level of adjustments in these models to the individual companies needed, make it difficult to compare companies across industries using existing maturity models. The aim of this paper is to introduce a generic, cross-industrial maturity model suitable for the benchmarking of companies. The model uses an ability-based approach, similar to a case form report. Using the model, a first benchmarking study has been conducted among ten Swiss companies. This initial study allowed to verify and discuss the suitability of the developed model. Furthermore, the actual results of benchmarking lead to interesting insights into potential success factors to achieve higher PLM maturity. This paper discusses both the maturity model and the actual results.

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A Maturity Model to Promote the Performance of Collaborative Business Processes

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Investigation of Microservice-Based Workflow Management Solutions for Industrial Automation

Investigation of Microservice-Based Workflow Management Solutions for Industrial Automation

Cross Industrial PLM Benchmarking Using Maturity Models

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