Distributed Event Processing for Goal-Oriented Workflows

Jander, Kai; Braubach, Lars; Lamersdorf, Winfried

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-10422-5_7

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“…In our previous paper , we presented an approach for monitoring a distributed workflow management system with enacted goal‐oriented workflows. We've shown how distributed monitoring components can collect events generated within the system, transmit them efficiently and reconstruct a chain of causes to attribute specific actions of a workflow with their business goals.…”

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Distributed monitoring and workflow management for goal‐oriented workflows

Jander¹,

Braubach²,

Lamersdorf³

2015

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SUMMARYBusiness process management has often focused on business processes with a production or administrative focus, resulting in a task-centric approach for modeling and execution of workflow based on the processes. However, the area of collaborative business processes exists, which includes important processes like research and development which have not been adequately addressed by the techniques offered for production workflows. For this, goal-oriented processes have been proven useful to allow for a more flexible approach in modeling and executing workflow. In addition, distributed workflow management allows for a more flexible approach regarding organizational structures. However, the actual recording of action taken in a process is still relevant for workflow analysis and re-engineering. As a result, this paper presents a distributed approach for generating, gathering, distributing, and storing events resulting from the execution of goal-oriented workflows in a distributed workflow environment while allowing the real-time association of occuring actions with business goals in the process using drill-down analysis.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%