2010
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-17358-5_4
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Resolving Business Process Interference via Dynamic Reconfiguration

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“…Nevertheless, this approach does not consider problems occurring at a regularly executing process due to the use of inaccurate data. In [van Beest, Bulanov, Wortmann and Lazovik, 2010], a runtime intervention approach is proposed to repair BPs upon interference. However, the design-time specification of the required IPs still requires an extensive manual effort.…”
Section: Bp Adaptation and Repairmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Nevertheless, this approach does not consider problems occurring at a regularly executing process due to the use of inaccurate data. In [van Beest, Bulanov, Wortmann and Lazovik, 2010], a runtime intervention approach is proposed to repair BPs upon interference. However, the design-time specification of the required IPs still requires an extensive manual effort.…”
Section: Bp Adaptation and Repairmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such outcomes may refer to repetition of activities that have already been fulfilled by some other process (e.g., multiple orders or invoices), proceeding to activities based on obsolete information (e.g., delivering a product to some address that is not valid anymore), or disregarding events that call for compensation activities or the process to hold (e.g., some necessary condition ceases to hold). In [van Beest, Bulanov, Wortmann and Lazovik, 2010], the authors propose a runtime approach to address the problems caused by interference in highly dynamic service-oriented environments. The approach bases on annotating the BP with dependency scopes and triggering predefined intervention processes to recover from inconsistencies that are discovered during execution.…”
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“…1, two excerpts 1 are shown of distinct variants of a municipality process. 2 In both variants, F occurs after D eventually (i.e. some activities may occur in between), but the order of activities in the second variant is different: E may be followed by F eventually, but in that case U is to be executed first.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%