2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-06701-8_15
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Developing the Evaluation of a Pattern-Based Approach for Business Process Improvement

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“…The proposed decision support method can be helpful in multiple situations, including those characterized by a lack of time and the inability to conduct appropriate customer surveys. Griesberber [46] developed an evaluation mechanism that allows the reuse of successful patterns found in previous solutions in the domain of business process improvements. This reuse can have multiple benefits, such as a reduction in the development time of new solutions.…”
Section: Decision Support Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The proposed decision support method can be helpful in multiple situations, including those characterized by a lack of time and the inability to conduct appropriate customer surveys. Griesberber [46] developed an evaluation mechanism that allows the reuse of successful patterns found in previous solutions in the domain of business process improvements. This reuse can have multiple benefits, such as a reduction in the development time of new solutions.…”
Section: Decision Support Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A limitation of the work is that it was instantiated to a specific project; further discussion is required to make the proposal more general. Figure 9 illustrates the decision support during process reengineering for approaches by Borgianni et al [45] and Griesberber [46]. The decision support system receives multiple business processes from a repository.…”
Section: Decision Support Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Accordingly, many publications on design projects lay their focus on the build phase, while the evaluation phase is often either neglected or only described as an evaluation concept. Only a minority of these publications do in fact evaluate the developed artifact [11]. A possible explanation for the high emphasis on building an artifact could be that it is a less satisfying duty for researchers to check whether all their efforts to strengthen the applicability and usefulness during the construction of the artifact does actually hold truth value during its evaluation [3].…”
Section: Design Sciencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…[15]). Since the practical publications are necessarily case specific, only rather rudimental guidance is provided for the Build phase, and almost none of these publications consider the different types of artifacts [11]. The best known publications for the build phase are the following.…”
Section: Design Sciencementioning
confidence: 99%