Process-Oriented Business Performance Management with Petri Nets

Lenz, Kirsten; Mevius, Marco; Oberweis, Andreas

doi:10.1109/eee.2005.107

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“…Although the mapping between BPMN and BPEL is complex, flawed, and has various problems. The work of [48] makes use of XML nets, an executable method for Petri net process modeling. The model represents the data needed by the process using a graphical language, and the data manipulations are graphically displayed in the XML nets.…”

Section: Mapping Bpmn To Logical Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Merging Spatio-Temporal Objects and Business Processes: Land Reform Process Case Study

Zaki,

Claramunt,

Nasser

et al. 2023

Applied Sciences

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Although significant progress has been achieved in the development of spatio-temporal models that capture real-world phenomena, more interaction between phenomenon-based and business-based modeling approaches is still required. This represents a much-needed step forward in balancing the management and scientific aspects of many urban applications. The main goal of this paper is to provide an integrated modeling framework that combines MADS (Modeling of Application Data with Spatio-temporal Features), a specific conceptual spatiotemporal model that successfully represents geographical data, with BPMN (Business Process Model Notation), which models and determines how business processes interact with geographic objects. The integration of MADS and BPMN guarantees clarity, extensibility, and autonomy between data and management operations, as it portrays spatio-temporal abstractions on a conceptual level. This integration offers a unique opportunity to accurately represent, understand, and explain the rationale behind the changes occurring in space and time. The approach has been implemented within a PostgreSQL/PostGIS database management system. A case study implementation shows the practical applicability and potential of this modeling approach.

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Section: Mapping Bpmn To Logical Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Merging Spatio-Temporal Objects and Business Processes: Land Reform Process Case Study

Zaki,

Claramunt,

Nasser

et al. 2023

Applied Sciences

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“…The complexity of available quality prediction approaches in technical domains to a certain degree justifies the behaviour illustrated in Figure 4. However, it is fundamentally opposed to the quality awareness of the business domain where process designs are derived from business goals [21] and tools as presented in [28] are available for evaluating designs against key performance indicators, for instance concerning cost or availability.…”

Section: Supporting Quality In Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards quality-aware development and evolution of enterprise information systems

Hummel

Momm

Hickl

2010

Proceedings of the 2010 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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Information systems have been used to support business processes for a long time. Consequently, there has been an ongoing trend towards connecting and integrating the isolated IT solutions of enterprises into coherent systems in order to support the seamless execution of business processes electronically. Due to the often business critical nature of the processes such systems need to adhere to service level agreements that guarantee quality aspects such as a specific throughput or availability for a given process. However, a key weakness of existing development approaches for information systems is that they mostly focus on functional aspects of system development and lack an integrated view between different stakeholders and views in development, e.g. between business process management and software architecture. In this paper we introduce a novel approach for universal und uniform modeling of non-functional system properties that bridges the four areas of business and use case modeling as well as architecture and component design. By means of an example process, we first identify the key weaknesses of existing development methodologies and then derive the challenges for an improved approach. After that we describe the central aspects of our envisaged composition approach for non-functional requirements and how it might be supported by a novel breed of CASE tools in the future.

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“…O problema da estrutura informal das técnicas de modelagem organizacional e de processos de negócio tem sido discutido por diversos autores. Entre eles, pode-se mencionar: Dongen et al (2007), Lenz et al (2005), Mevius e Oberweis (2005), Pádua et al (2004b), Koubarakis e Plexousakis (2002), Junginger et al (2001), Jonkers et al (2003), Dehnert (2003), Pádua (2004), Pádua et al (2003), Pádua et al (2002) e Aalst (1999).…”

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Método de avaliação do modelo de processos de negócio do Enterprise Knowledge Development

Pádua

Inamasu

2008

Gest. Prod.

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Apresenta o método de avaliação do modelo de processos de negócio do Enterprise Knowledge Development (MPN-EKD) e um exemplo de aplicação. Para criar o método de avaliação, foi desenvolvida a formalização do modelo de processos de negócio do EKD (MPN-EKD) e o mapeamento de sse modelo em redes de Petri. Por meio desse método, é possível verificar se o modelo tem erros de construção e travamentos. O EKD é uma metodologia que fornece uma forma sistemática e controlada de analisar, entender, desenvolver e documentar uma organização. A metodologia EKD não possui uma sintaxe e uma semântica bem definidas, dificultando análises mais complexas dos modelos e a verificação da consitência do modelo. Essa dificuldade motivou um estudo baseado em redes de Petri. O formalismo de redes de Petri a torna uma importante técnica de modelagem para a representação de processos. Além disso, redes de Petri permitem rastrear cada etapa da operação sem ambigüidade e possuem métodos eficientes de análise que garantem que o modelo está livre de erros.

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Process-Oriented Business Performance Management with Petri Nets

Cited by 10 publications

References 10 publications

Merging Spatio-Temporal Objects and Business Processes: Land Reform Process Case Study

Merging Spatio-Temporal Objects and Business Processes: Land Reform Process Case Study

Towards quality-aware development and evolution of enterprise information systems

Método de avaliação do modelo de processos de negócio do Enterprise Knowledge Development

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