Cross Organisational Compatible Plans Generation Framework

Saleem, Mohammad; Chung, Pei-Jung; Fatima, Shaheen; Dai, Wei

doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-2318-7_17

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“…The problem with this framework is that it is not known whether this is a feasible and practical approach, since the coordination among agents before adding every step will lead to very intensive communication among the agents. Saleem et al ((Saleem et al (2011);Saleem (2012)) presented a framework that is able to generate compatible workflows for multiple collaborating organisations, from their process definitions and high level organisational goals. The framework also supports collaborative runtime enactment of the generated workflows.…”

Section: Workflow Integrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Interaction protocols for cross-organisational workflows

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Venero

David

et al. 2013

Knowledge-Based Systems

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Workflow technologies are widely used in industry and commerce to assist in the specification, execution and completion of well defined processes within organisations. As industrial and commercial relations have evolved, based on advances on information and communications technologies, cross-organisational workflow integration has become an important issue. Since organisations can have very different workflows, the creation of compatible workflows so that organisations can collaborate and/or carry out mutual transactions automatically in an integrated fashion can be a very complex and time consuming process. As a consequence, the development of technologies to support the creation and execution of compatible workflows is a most relevant issue. In the present article we introduce the JamSession coordination platform as a tool to implement cross-organisational workflow integration. JamSession is declarative and based on algebraic specification methods, and therefore workflow integration implemented using this platform can profit from formal behavioural analysis, based on which desired features and properties can be verified and/or obtained.

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Section: Workflow Integrationmentioning

confidence: 99%