Research on Flexible Management of Business Process

Wang, Jiangjing; Jiang, Jiulei

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-34041-3_111

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“…Examples of context entities are: Actor, Environment and Process. This concept is similar to that of context entity defined by Wang et al [38], [39]. Context entities are of two kinds: context attributes and contextual relationships.…”

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Towards a Generic Context Model for BPM

Saidani

Rolland

Nurcan

2015

2015 48th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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International audienceThis paper introduces a new context modeling approach for the business process management field. The proposed approach aims at identifying and formalizing the contextual knowledge relevant to business processes in order to be able to adapt business processes according to the context. This approach has the particularity to be generic and extensible; it can be integrated with many business process modeling approaches. It is based on ontologies and has two layers, i.e. generic layer and specific layer. Throughout the paper we compare the proposed approach with the related work in order to clearly demonstrate why we propose this approach

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Section: The Proposed Context Meta-modelmentioning

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“…We propose to model the contextual information similarly to [39], on two levels: -A generic level that is independent from the business domain and the business processes. This level will be expressed with an upper ontology.…”

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confidence: 99%