CBG-Framework: A bottom-up model-based approach for Collaborative Business Process Management

Barcelona, Miguel A.; García-Borgoñón, Laura; Cuaresma, María José Escalona; Ramos, Isabel

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2018.06.002

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“…These processes span across complex and dynamic environments, within one or multiple organizations. The complexity induced by such environment heavily impacts on process performance [10]. Therefore, improving process performance and reducing its complexity is undoubtedly a driver to meet stakeholders' expectations.…”

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Measuring Complexity for Collaborative Business Processes Management

Marzouk

Ezzat

Medini

et al. 2021

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Organizations are increasingly working on business processes improvement to meet stakeholders' requirement. Process engineering and improvement projects are challenged by identifying proper metrics to guide improvement efforts and mitigate process complexity. This latter is intuitively related to factors such as usability, modularity, reliability and maintainability. A process that is too complex is more likely to fail and produce costly quality problems. In a context of collaborative decision-making, complexity management must consider the expectations of several stakeholders, and the definition/use of suitable metrics is the starting point. The current paper identifies and uses a set of metrics to enable the evaluation of process models. The proposed metric system is used within a case study highlighting the key role of modularity in mitigating process complexity. More generally, the results show how using the metric system can support complexity mitigation and therefore performance improvement in (re)engineered processes.

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Section: Complexity Metricsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Measuring Complexity for Collaborative Business Processes Management

Marzouk

Ezzat

Medini

et al. 2021

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…Their proposed model caused an improvement in information exchanges between the different actors, customers, supplier and so on. Barcelona et al 13 believe that an individual BPM needs a comprehensive feature that unifies an inter-organizational vision that helps supply chain decision making. They propose a new concept with an attempt to show CBP modeling problem.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In other words, to collaborate in a better path, each enterprise must be interoperable with many other ones. 12 In the BPM domain collaboration, there are different aspects as follows 13 :…”

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Super‐process interoperability optimization architecture in healthcare ultra‐large‐scale systems: A graph‐based multi‐objective approach

Shirazi

2021

Concurrency and Computation

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The healthcare industry is more challenging and the super-process interoperability should be planned in order to architecture an informational technology structure of the required data for progression of care. Large-scale enterprises could be provided cross-organization super-processes operations. Therefore, each enterprise's business process management system (BPMS) may be executed cross-organizational BPM as a kind of the process model. This study proposed a Super-process Interoperable Optimized Architecture based on BPMS as a paradigm to satisfy the consistency of cross-organization operations in healthcare industry. For developing the healthcare ultra-large-scale process management system (H-ULS-PMS), the paper provided interoperability optimization with intelligent recommender system in estimation component of BPMS that has been altered to H-ULS-PMS. This system could be recommended the appropriate concept of crossed healthcare process according to the hospitals' requirements. A graph-based multi-objective optimization method has been applied to control distributed resources across the hospitals. The community cloud is used as proposed architecture infrastructure for largely scaled interoperability. A practical case in hospital as a research project of a hospital in Dusseldorf-Wersten of Germany has been studied to show the better interoperability and resource management of the proposed super-process interoperability architecture.

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“…It is one of the main sectors where BCT is being successfully applied. Its own characteristic with the constraints and collaborative requirements can be improved with blockchain principles [100].…”

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confidence: 99%