The Things of the Internet of Things in BPMN

Meyer, Sonja; Ruppen, Andreas; Hilty, Lorenz M.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-19243-7_27

Cited by 62 publications

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“…Furthermore, the authors extended BPMN by new task types. Some more notation concepts in BPMN for IoT are described in [28][29][30]. The main focus is on the modeling of real-world properties.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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IoT meets BPM: a bidirectional communication architecture for IoT-aware process execution

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Business processes are frequently executed within application systems that involve humans, computer systems as well as objects of the Internet of Things (IoT). Nevertheless, the usage of IoT technology for system supported process execution is still constrained by the absence of a common system architecture that manages the communication between both worlds. In this paper, we introduce an integrated approach for IoT-aware business process execution that exploits IoT for BPM by providing IoT data in a process-compatible way, providing an IoT data provenance framework, considering IoT data for interaction in a pre-defined process model, and providing wearable user interfaces with context-specific IoT data provision. The approach has been implemented on top of contemporary BPM modeling concepts and system technology. The introduced technique has evaluated extensively in different use cases in industry.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The main focus is on the modeling of real-world properties. Also in [28,29] the authors present an extension of BPMN with new modeling concepts. None of the described approaches provides details on how to execute these models.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

IoT meets BPM: a bidirectional communication architecture for IoT-aware process execution

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“…Summing up, it can be stated that the search operation has a complexity O(n). The reader can check an example of a search operation on the Listing 2, which shows the Java code responsible for the search of pattern A (lines [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. The creation of the search loop (considering each element of Exclusive Gateway type) is shown on line 5.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Presently, BPMN is a leading industry standard for specifying workflows. It is broadly used, for example, in the domain of health-care protocols [3], software process tailoring [4], Data Quality management [5] or Internet of Things proceedings [6], among many other cases.…”

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A Pattern Based Method for Simplifying a BPMN Process Model

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Featured Application: To work with a simplified version of a BPMN model that condenses the information of interest can be very interesting from a human point of view (the understanding of the model is facilitated). Moreover, an optimised version of a BPMN model can yield in more efficient results for mining process software and data analytic techniques.Abstract: BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation) is currently the preferred standard for the representation and analysis of business processes. The elaboration of these BPMN diagrams is usually carried out in an entirely manual manner. As a result of this human-driven process, it is not uncommon to find diagrams that are not in their most simplified version possible (regarding the number of elements). This work presents a fully automatic method to simplify a BPMN process model document. A two-phase iterative algorithm to achieve this simplification is described in detail. This algorithm follows a heuristic approach that makes intensive use of a Pattern Repository. This software element is concerned with the description of feasible reductions and its enactment. The critical concept lies in the discovery of small reducible patterns in the whole model and their substitution with optimised versions. This approach has been verified through a double validation testing in total 8102 cases taken from real world BPMN process models. Details for its implementation and usage by practitioners are provided in this paper along with a comparison with other existing techniques concerned with similar goals.

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“…But in an abstract perspective, they have a common model to express their information and data. Based on this, we propose a high-level model called Agricultural Resource Hierarchy Model (ARHM), 4 which is fit for modeling various resources, as shown in Fig. 2 the differences of different applications and make all applications be implemented without distinctions for users.…”

Section: Abstract Model Of Agricultural Resourcementioning

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Resource management and scheduling policy based on grid for AIoT

Zou

Quan

2017

Mod. Phys. Lett. B

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This paper has a research on resource management and scheduling policy based on grid technology for Agricultural Internet of Things (AIoT). Facing the situation of a variety of complex and heterogeneous agricultural resources in AIoT, it is difficult to represent them in a unified way. But from an abstract perspective, there are some common models which can express their characteristics and features. Based on this, we proposed a highlevel model called Agricultural Resource Hierarchy Model (ARHM), which can be used for modeling various resources. It introduces the agricultural resource modeling method based on this model. Compared with traditional application-oriented three-layer model, ARHM can hide the differences of different applications and make all applications have a unified interface layer and be implemented without distinction. Furthermore, it proposes a Web Service Resource Framework (WSRF)-based resource management method and the encapsulation structure for it. Finally, it focuses on the discussion of multi-agentbased AG resource scheduler, which is a collaborative service provider pattern in multiple agricultural production domains.

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The Things of the Internet of Things in BPMN

Cited by 62 publications

References 4 publications

IoT meets BPM: a bidirectional communication architecture for IoT-aware process execution

IoT meets BPM: a bidirectional communication architecture for IoT-aware process execution

A Pattern Based Method for Simplifying a BPMN Process Model

Resource management and scheduling policy based on grid for AIoT

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