Guaranteeing Soundness of Adaptive Business Processes Using ABIS

Koetter, Falko; Weidmann, Monika; Schleicher, Daniel

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-21863-7_7

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“…Process templates and fragments are stored within a fragment repository for later reuse. ABIS implemented as an extension for Oryx consisting of two parts, the additional modeling capabilities and a plugin for variant creation [21]. As both tools, ProMiVis and ABIS are built on top of Oryx, they can be easily integrated.…”

Section: B Modular Architecture For Business Process Optimizationmentioning

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Business Process Optimization in Cross-Company Service Networks: Architecture and Maturity Model

Koetter

Weisbecker

Renner

2012

2012 Annual SRII Global Conference

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Today, a company's service processes are interwoven with external services and customers. In these cross-company service networks, partners are interchangeable and market conditions may shift rapidly. Thus, a need for business process optimization arises, though conventional approaches often cannot be used as company's IT is not process centered. To achieve business process optimization in existing distributed infrastructures, we propose the modular aPro reference architecture, which builds upon existing components. Based on the architecture, we develop a maturity model for process optimization, which may be used to assess the need for change and select necessary measures.

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Section: B Modular Architecture For Business Process Optimizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Business Process Optimization in Cross-Company Service Networks: Architecture and Maturity Model

Koetter

Weisbecker

Renner

2012

2012 Annual SRII Global Conference

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Goal-Oriented Model-Driven Business Process Monitoring Using ProGoalML

Koetter

Kochanowski

2012

Business Information Systems

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Business process flexibility - a systematic literature review with a software systems perspective

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Business Process flexibility supports organizations in changing their everyday work activities to remain competitive. Since much research has been done on this topic a better awareness on the current state of knowledge is needed. This paper reports the results of a systematic literature review to develop a map on Business Process flexibility with a special focus on software systems related aspects. It covers a spectrum of the state of the art from academic point of view. It includes 164 research works from the main computer science digital libraries. After an introduction into the topic the applied methodology is described. The output of the paper is in the form of schemes and reflections. Starting from the needs for Business Process flexibility, its impact on Business Process life-cycle is introduced. Successively instruments used to express and to support Business Process flexibility are presented together with related validation scenarios. In this paper we also highlight possible future research lines needing further investigations. In particular we identified room for future works in the area of languages for modeling flexibility, on-the-fly verification solutions, adaptation of Business Process running instances, and techniques for evolution recognition

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Guaranteeing Soundness of Adaptive Business Processes Using ABIS

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Business Process Optimization in Cross-Company Service Networks: Architecture and Maturity Model

Business Process Optimization in Cross-Company Service Networks: Architecture and Maturity Model

Goal-Oriented Model-Driven Business Process Monitoring Using ProGoalML

Business process flexibility - a systematic literature review with a software systems perspective

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