DYPROTO â tools for dynamic business processes

Wörzberger, René; Heer, Thomas

doi:10.1504/ijbpim.2011.043391

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“…• A7 = DYPROTO, (Wörzberger and Heer, 2011;Heer et al, 2009), where implementation includes prototype, without examples, • A8 = RoDP, (Hu et al, 2013), where implementation includes example with Mathlab simulation experiment, • A9 = BPFAMA (Boukhebouze et al, 2011), where implementation includes prototype, print screens and example of purchase order, • A10, (Mejia Bernal et al, 2010), where implementation includes case study with examples, • A11 = Our proposed approach, where implementation includes prototype and print screens.…”

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Rule- and context-based dynamic business process modelling and simulation

Vasilecas

Kalibatiene

Lavbič

2016

Journal of Systems and Software

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Olegas Vasilecas, Diana Kalibatiene and Dejan Lavbič. 2016. Rule-and context-based dynamic business process modelling and simulation, Journal of Systems and Software (JSS), 122, pp. 1 -15. AbstractThe traditional approach used to implement a business process (BP) in today's information systems (IS) no longer covers the actual needs of the dynamically changing business. Therefore, a necessity for a new approach of dynamic business process (DBP) modelling and simulation has arisen. To date, existing approaches to DBP modelling and simulation have been incomplete, i.e. they lack theory or a case study or both. Furthermore, there is no commonly accepted definition of BDP. Current BP modelling tools are suitable almost solely for the modelling and simulation of a static BP that strictly prescribes which activities, and in which sequence, to execute. Usually, a DBP is not defined strictly at the beginning of its execution, and it changes under new conditions at runtime. In our paper, we propose six requirements of DBP and an approach for rule-and context-based DBP modelling and simulation. The approach is based on changing BP rules, BP actions and their sequences at process instance runtime, according to the new business system context. Based on the proposed approach, a reference architecture and prototype of a DBP simulation tool were developed. Modelling and simulation were carried out using this prototype, and the case study shows correspondence to the needs of dynamically changing business, as well as possibilities for modelling and simulating DBP.

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Rule- and context-based dynamic business process modelling and simulation

Vasilecas

Kalibatiene

Lavbič

2016

Journal of Systems and Software

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“…The analysis showed that dynamic business processes are not understood and defined similar so other authors proposed dynamic model implementation solutions which we divided into two examined problems: changing business processes at runtime [1], [2], [4], [5], [10], [11] or executing business process with no predefined sequence of activities [7], [12]. In this section we provide realization for a different solution, which proposed by different authors.…”

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“…The tool has been developed on the ground of submitted Weber dynamic model. However the main attention is to solve the correctness of problems which arise due to the dynamics [10].…”

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Dynamic business process model implementation solutions

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Vasilecas

2015

2015 Open Conference of Electrical, Electronic and Information Sciences (eStream)

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Business processes in enterprise are changing due to changes in the environment of business systems. These changes need to be implemented with very low latency because it is necessary to maintain competitiveness. Usually it requires a lot of resources (finance, time and people to change the business process components: activities (their contents, executors and consistency) and conditions. It is desirable for the changes to be implemented at the business processes runtime so that they would ensure the dynamism of the business process. This paper presents the dynamic business process definitions proposed by individual authors, examines the dynamism problems, and presents architectural solutions to these problems.

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“…The system uses aspect-oriented approach, so it can modify functionality at runtime. Wörzberger, Heer (2011) provided DYPROTO tool, which can insert new activities, delete old activities or dynamically implement activity. Weber et al (2008) provided an overview over different aspects of flexibility in workflow management (WFM) systems and defined the change patterns used in WFM systems.…”

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Selection of Activities in Dynamic Business Process Simulation / Veiklų Pasirinkimas Dinaminio Verslo Modelio Simuliacijoje

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Savickas

Vysockis

et al. 2016

Mokslas – Lietuvos Ateitis

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Maintaining dynamicity of business processes is one of the core issues of today's business as it enables businesses to adapt to constantly changing environment. Upon changing the processes, it is vital to assess possible impact, which is achieved by using simulation of dynamic processes. In order to implement dynamicity in business processes, it is necessary to have an ability to change components of the process (a set of activities, a content of activity, a set of activity sequences, a set of rules, performers and resources) or dynamically select them during execution. This problem attracted attention of researches over the past few years; however, there is no proposed solution, which ensures the business process (BP) dynamicity. This paper proposes and specifies dynamic business process (DBP) simulation model, which satisfies all of the formulated DBP requirements. Šiuolaikiniam verslui svarbu vykdyti procesus dinamiškai, norint laiku prisitaikyti prie besikeičiančios aplinkos. Keičiant procesus reikia įvertinti keitimo pasekmes, o įvertinimui galima naudoti dinaminių procesų imitaciją. Siekiant realizuoti procesų dinamiką, reikia imitacijos metu turėti galimybę keisti proceso komponentus. Problema pritraukia daug dėmesio jau kelerius metus, tačiau vis dar nepasiūlytas sprendimas, kuris užtikrintų verslo proceso dinamiškumą. Šis straipsnis siūlo ir pateikia dinaminio verslo proceso imitacinį modelį, kuris atitinka anksčiau suformuotus dinaminio verslo proceso reikalavimus.

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DYPROTO â tools for dynamic business processes

Cited by 8 publications

References 29 publications

Rule- and context-based dynamic business process modelling and simulation

Rule- and context-based dynamic business process modelling and simulation

Dynamic business process model implementation solutions

Selection of Activities in Dynamic Business Process Simulation / Veiklų Pasirinkimas Dinaminio Verslo Modelio Simuliacijoje

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