A Holistic Methodology for Business Process Management
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@MISC{Petkoff_aholistic,
author = {B. Petkoff and Dr. B. Petkoff /accordsystems},
title = {A Holistic Methodology for Business Process Management},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
Cooperative decision making involves a continuous process, assessing the validity of data, information and knowledge acquired and inferred by the colleagues, that is, the shared knowledge space must be transparent. The ACCORD methodology provides an interpretation framework for the mapping of domain facts - constituting the world model of the expert - onto conceptual models, which can be expressed in formal representations. The ACCORD-BPM framework allows a stepwise and inarbitrary reconstruction of the problem solving competence of BPM experts as a prerequisite for an appropriate architecture of both BPM knowledge bases and the BPM-"reasoning device". The need for a BPM-methodology Modelling the dynamic nature of the BPM - decision making requires a constant iterative process consisting of stepwise decisions from one analytic or constructive category down to the next one, rather than an ad-hoc topological classification. In addition to this in the modelling of decision making, the no...
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