Process-Driven Applications with BPMN

Stiehl, Volker

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-07218-0

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“…Despite the potential of contributing to a decentralized integration, as demonstrated in the SITL-IoT project [27], the wellknown business-IT alignment remains problematic [20]. One example is the difficulty of decoupling business process logic hard-coded into applications and evolving to a business process-oriented approach adopting a standard such as BPMN [29]. Despite research efforts to adopt a complete declarative business process management system, most successful products are proprietary, e.g., the successful Outsystems 1 platform.…”

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Collaborative Trusted Digital Services for Citizens

Osório

Camarinha-Matos

Belloum

2021

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Osório

Camarinha-Matos

Belloum

2021

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…Process modelling languages are primarily geared towards modelling concurrency and synchronisation (van der Aalst et al 2003). Pertinent examples include languages based on the Business Process Modelling Notation (Stiehl 2014), Petri nets (van der Aalst 2015) and UML Activity Diagrams (Bhattacharjee and Shyamasundar 2009). We focus on and discuss the most relevant and well-known approaches in terms of the intentions of this paper next.…”

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A Multi-Paradigm Approach for Modelling Service Interactions in Model-Driven Engineering Processes

2017

Model-Driven Approaches for Simulation Engineering (Mod4Sim 2018)

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To tackle the growing complexity of engineered systems, Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) proposes to promote models to first-class citizens in the development process. Within MDE, Multi-Paradigm Modelling (MPM) advocates modelling every relevant aspect of a system explicitly, using the most appropriate formalism(s), at the most appropriate level(s) of abstraction, while explicitly modelling the underlying process. Often, activities of the process require interaction with (domain-specific) engineering and modelling tools. These interactions are, however, typically captured in scripts and program code, which is ill-suited for describing the timed, reactive, and concurrent behaviour of these protocols. Additionally, formal analysis of the overall process is limited due to the incorporation of black-box activities. In this paper, we propose an approach for the explicit modelling of service interaction protocols in the activities of MDE processes. We also explicitly model the execution semantics of our process model, to promote reuse and allow for future analysability. For both purposes, we propose to use SCCD, a Statecharts variant, resulting in a unified and concise formalism.

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“…One approach is to define time constraints using existing BPM tools. For instance, delay and wait constraints can be incorporated in the tools [17]. Another approach is to add new tools for BPMN, like many temporal constraints are offered in [16].…”

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Ontology Based Linkage Between Enterprise Architecture, Processes, and Time

Kirikova

Peņicina

Gaidukovs

2015

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Abstract. In an highly dynamic social and business environment time becomes one of the most treasured recourses of companies and individuals. However, there are no many research works devoted to explicit analysis of time issues. Therefore, despite of a large number of enterprise and business process representation and analysis tools, it is still impossible to address time to full extent in systems modeling and analysis. This paper proposes linkage between enterprise architecture, process, and time models to promote development of methods for managing time issues in systems development, maintenance and change management. The linkage roots in Bunge's systems ontology and concerns time ontology edited by Hobbs and Pan. Keywords: Upper ontology · Enterprise architecture · Business process · Time ontology IntroductionTime is one of the most treasured resources in highly dynamic business environment. Time also becomes an important issue in development of different information technology solutions, because their impact on users' time shall be considered. For instance, by development of information systems for administrative purposes the time of administration is saved, however the time of other employees might be misused to such an extent that the new administrative information system causes losses instead of benefits in the company in terms of financial resources, job satisfaction, and ability to serve the customers of the company. On the other hand, often the business is run on the global scale and companies from different time zones have to cooperate in providing services and products to their customers. This means that their business process management systems must be supported by information technology solutions that can easily calculate process parameters taking into consideration time zone differences with respect to the current geographical location of the companies and temporal locations of their employees. We assume that, to ensure good possibility to analyze time issues, it is necessary to develop the following two approaches:• The approach how to model time as one of the sub-models of enterprise architecture.• The approach how to relate time model to other models of the enterprise architecture, especially to the business process model.

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Process-Driven Applications with BPMN

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A Multi-Paradigm Approach for Modelling Service Interactions in Model-Driven Engineering Processes

Ontology Based Linkage Between Enterprise Architecture, Processes, and Time

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