Adaptive Process Management with ADEPT2

Reichert, Manfred; Rinderle, Stefanie; Kreher, Ulrich; Dadam, Peter

doi:10.1109/icde.2005.17

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“…Recently, approaches to control the creation of process variants based on well-defined change patterns [2,3,4] or configurations [5,6] have been presented. However, enforcement of such a controlled variability of processes is hard to achieve once process variants are created independently in different organisational units.…”

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A Foundational Approach for Managing Process Variability

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Mendling

Weske

2011

Notes on Numerical Fluid Mechanics and Multidisciplinary Design

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Abstract. A business process often shows different variations in a large organisation, due to different legal requirements in different countries, deviations in the IT infrastructure, or organisational differences. These variants are documented in separate independent process models. Management of these variants imposes various challenges. Invariant behaviour needs to be identified and redundancies among the variants have to be avoided. In this paper, we address these questions by defining a set-algebra for behavioural profiles. These profiles represent a behavioural abstraction of process models that can be computed efficiently. We trace back many questions of process variability management to set-theoretic operations and relations defined for behavioural profiles. As a validation, we apply our approach to an industry model collection.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Foundational Approach for Managing Process Variability

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Mendling

Weske

2011

Notes on Numerical Fluid Mechanics and Multidisciplinary Design

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“…Such a model defines the tasks to be executed (i.e., activities), their dependencies (e.g., control and data flow), the organizational entities performing these tasks (i.e., actors), and the business objects which provide or store activity data. Unlike conventional IS, PAIS strictly separate process logic from application code [160]. This provides promising perspectives, e.g., regarding the effective adaptation of process changes.…”

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“…1.7). They are realized based on process engines which orchestrate processes at run-time [160]. These process engines also provide an extensive library of process-oriented functions at build-time, e.g., for accomplishing automatic process analysis.…”

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Modeling and simulating causal dependencies on process-aware information systems from a cost perspective

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“…The change can either be done on a running instance, or it can be performed on the scheme which controls the workflow, and which results in a change in all running instances. Refer to [19] for details. Labeled transition systems are also used in context based substitution of web services [17].…”

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Designing Adaptive Web Applications

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SOFSEM 2008: Theory and Practice of Computer Science

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Abstract. The unique characteristic of web applications is that they are supposed to be used by much bigger and diverse set of users and stakeholders. An example application area is e-Learning or business to business interaction. In eLearning environment, various users with different background use the eLearning system to study a discipline. In business to business interaction, different requirements and parameters of exchanged business requests might be served by different services from third parties. Such applications require certain intelligence and a slightly different approach to design. Adpative web-based applications aim to leave some of their features at the design stage in the form of variables which are dependent on several criteria. The resolution of the variables is called adaptation and can be seen from two perspectives: adaptation by humans to the changed requirements of stakeholders and dynamic system adaptation to the changed parameters of environments, user or context. Adaptation can be seen as an orthogonal concern or viewpoint in a design process. In this paper I will discuss design abstractions which are employed in current design methods for web applications. I will exemplify the use of the abstractions on eLearning web applications as well as on applications for business to business interaction based on web services.

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Adaptive Process Management with ADEPT2

Cited by 103 publications

References 4 publications

A Foundational Approach for Managing Process Variability

A Foundational Approach for Managing Process Variability

Modeling and simulating causal dependencies on process-aware information systems from a cost perspective

Designing Adaptive Web Applications

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