IoT-basiertes Prozessmanagement

Schönig, Stefan; Jablonski, Stefan; Ermer, Andreas

doi:10.1007/s00287-019-01140-x

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“…13. Automatic actions: The proliferation of IoT assets and their integration into operational process controls [34], the acceleration of operational applications (e.g., faster data storage structures) and direct interconnections between systems of data origination and data use are drivers for "real-time enterprises" with the ability to react immediately to occurring events [35]. Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) applications [8] monitor process executions to identify threshold violations or error events and support the automated/rule-based execution of actions.…”

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Process-oriented documentation of user requirements for analytical applications - challenges, state of the art and evaluation of a service-based configuration approach

Hrach¹,

Alt²,

Sackmann³

2022

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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4In recent years, the integration of process design in conjunction with the use of analytical applications to provide information tailored to user requirements to support operational process activities (e.g., Operational BI) has become increasingly widespread. In analytical software development/implementation projects, the insufficient involvement of analytical end users with their process context and the resulting unclear requirements/expected analytical software functions are still one of the main reasons for analytical project failure. Embedded in a Design Science Research Process, this paper shows the shortcomings of existing approaches, tools and models (1. BPMN process model extensions, 2. configurators in analytical applications, 3. models used in analytical implementation projects) for the documentation/conceptual configuration of analytical requirements. As a second part, this paper presents the evaluation results of a new process-oriented and service-based configuration approach for analytical applications, whose practicability, usefulness and acceptance were evaluated in expert reviews and in analytical development projects.

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confidence: 99%