Abstract

Workflow management has been a research area that attracted significant interest in the last decade. In spite of this, little consensus has been reached as to what the essential ingredients of workflow specification languages should be. Consequently many workflow management systems have been developed that are based on different paradigms and include different feature sets. These differences result in various levels of suitability and expressive power.

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