Customizable Workflow Monitoring

Hur, Wonchang; Bae, Hyerim; Kang, Suk‐Ho

doi:10.1177/1063293x03039903

Cited by 16 publications

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“…10 First of all, modification of data content has no effect on the reports that contain the data content. That is, reports are protected from unidentified variation of their contents.…”

Section: Benets Of Bseparation Of Concern[mentioning

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Web-based Diagnostic Imaging Service Using XML Forms

Hur

Lee²,

Kim³

2006

J Digit Imaging

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Traditionally, radiology has been conceived as a support department providing patient scanning services to the other clinical departments in a hospital. However, recent advancements in networking technology and related information systems such as picture archiving and communication system (PACS) and radiology information system (RIS) provide new opportunities for inventing different types of diagnostic imaging businesses such as teleradiology. In this article, we examined the business processes of currently operating imaging centers and proposed a prototype of an information system that can facilitate their workflows in a more efficient way. The principal component of our proposed system is a report management module built on extensible markup language (XML) technologies that allows much flexibility and convenience for both imaging technicians and radiologists.

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“…10 First of all, modification of data content has no effect on the reports that contain the data content. That is, reports are protected from unidentified variation of their contents.…”

Section: Benets Of Bseparation Of Concern[mentioning

confidence: 99%

Web-based Diagnostic Imaging Service Using XML Forms

Hur

Lee²,

Kim³

2006

J Digit Imaging

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“…Process monitoring A work in which information necessary for each user can be customized, and a personalized monitor for him/her is provided by BPM (Hellinger and Fingerhut 2002). Research that effectively realizes BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) using integrated information that BPM handles (Hur et al 2003;McCoy 2004).…”

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Increasing the efficiency of business processes using a theory of constraints

2008

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In this study, a Theory of Constraints (TOC)-based method was developed to enhance the efficiency of business processes. Whereas the TOC has been employed in manufacturing processes, the present paper shows that it can be effective also for Business Process Management (BPM). In order to apply the TOC to business processes, a Drum-Buffer-Rope (DBR) scheduling method for a Business Process Management System (BPMS) was developed. A procedure by which business process efficiency can be improved using these concepts is presented. To validate our approach, a series of simulations of a real banking process was conducted, on the basis of which the applicability of the proposed method was analyzed. Based on the analysis results, we show that the TOC-based method can improve business process efficiency, particularly under heavy workloads with limited resources. And we suggest, accordingly, several guidelines that can be followed for the efficient management of business processes.

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“…The user interface of a fully-fledgedgeneral purpose solution must therefore be characterized by its flexibility [4]. This includes for instance support querying, filtering and ordering the information according to user definedspecifications [5]. Indeed, given the kinds of users addressed, the specification of these queries and filters should be supported in a simple way so that humans can browse the existing execution information effectively.…”

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Multi-level Monitoring and Analysis of Web-Scale Service Based Applications

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Pedrinaci

Rey³

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Service-Oriented Computing. ICSOC/ServiceWave 2009 Workshops

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This paper presents a platform that aims at monitoring and analyzing large service-oriented applications executing on a very large scale. This is part of a vision of web-scale service utilization and management that is proposed by the SOA4All EU project. The paper shows how the platform obtains data from distributed runtimes and how it presents monitoring information at different levels of abstraction. They range from low-level infrastructure-related event details to high-level service and process analysis. Each level uses appropriate visualization techniques and widgets in order to convey the relevant information to the users in an efficient manner. The platform is under development and an advanced prototype is already available and described in the paper.

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Customizable Workflow Monitoring

Cited by 16 publications

References 22 publications

Web-based Diagnostic Imaging Service Using XML Forms

Web-based Diagnostic Imaging Service Using XML Forms

Increasing the efficiency of business processes using a theory of constraints

Multi-level Monitoring and Analysis of Web-Scale Service Based Applications

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