Applying the Process Interchange Format (PIF) to a Supply Chain Process Interoperability Scenario (1998)
| Venue: | Proceedings of Workshop on Applications of Ontologies and Problem Solving Methods, ECAI'98 |
| Citations: | 12 - 3 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Polyak98applyingthe,
author = {Stephen T. Polyak and Jintae Lee and Michael Gruninger and Chris Menzel},
title = {Applying the Process Interchange Format (PIF) to a Supply Chain Process Interoperability Scenario},
booktitle = {Proceedings of Workshop on Applications of Ontologies and Problem Solving Methods, ECAI'98},
year = {1998},
pages = {88--97}
}
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Abstract
Introduction What is a Supply Chain? Utilising Process Tools Interlingua, Modelling, Simulation Scenario Description Scenario Element Descriptions Process Overview Supply Chain Objects People, Companies and Departments Role-Defined Relationships Dates and Times Business Objects General Objects Detailed Scenario Processes Replenish Inventory (Retailer) Scenario Text Analysis Process Handbook PIF Representation IDEF3 Representation Take Delivery (Retailer) Scenario Text Analysis Process Handbook PIF Representation IDEF3 Representation PIF Semantics Summary References About this document ... Abstract The goal of the PIF Project is to develop an interchange format to help automatically exchange process descriptions among a wide variety of business process modelling and support systems such as workflow software, flow charting tools, process simulation systems, and process repositories. As an example of such an exchange, a demonstration scenario has been created which describes the use o...
