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Modeling Strategic Relationships for Process Reengineering

by Eric Siu-kwong Yu , 1995
"... Existing models for describing a process (such as a business process or a software development process) tend to focus on the \what " or the \how " of the process. For example, a health insurance claim process would typically be described in terms of a number of steps for assessing and appr ..."
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Existing models for describing a process (such as a business process or a software development process) tend to focus on the \what " or the \how " of the process. For example, a health insurance claim process would typically be described in terms of a number of steps for assessing

Using Goals, Rules, and Methods to Support Reasoning in Business Process Reengineering

by Eric S. K. Yu, John Mylopoulos - in Business Process Reengineering”, International Journal of Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management , 1994
"... One step towards a more systematic approach to the design of business processes is to develop models that provide appropriate representations of the knowledge that is needed for understanding and for reasoning about business processes. We present a modelling framework which uses goals, rules, and me ..."
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, and methods to support the systematic analysis and design of business processes. The framework consists of two main components -- an Actor Dependency model that describes a process organization in terms of intentional dependencies among actors, and an Issue Argumentation model that supports reasoning during

From Business Process Modelling to Business Process Automation

by Kuldar Taveter - In , 2004
"... Abstract. We first describe an agent-oriented business modelling technique that enables to create business process and domain models that are executable by software agents. The technique consists of the steps of analysis by goal-based use cases and design by the extended AOR Modelling Language. We t ..."
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Abstract. We first describe an agent-oriented business modelling technique that enables to create business process and domain models that are executable by software agents. The technique consists of the steps of analysis by goal-based use cases and design by the extended AOR Modelling Language. We

N.: Goal-Equivalent Secure Business Process Reengineering for E-Health

by Hugo A. López, Fabio Massacci, Nicola Zannone - In: Proc. of MOTHIS’07. (2007
"... Abstract. The introduction of information technologies in health care systems often requires to re-engineer the business processes used to deliver care. Obviously, the new and re-engineered processes are observationally different and thus we cannot use existing model-based techniques to argue that t ..."
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process, we reconstruct the functional and security requirements at organizational level that such a business process was supposed to meet (including the trust relations that existed among the members of the organization). To ensure that the re-engineered business process meets the elicited requirements

On Maintaining Consistency of Process Model Variants

by Emilian Pascalau, Ahmed Awad, Sherif Sakr, Mathias Weske - In BPM Workshops , 2010
"... Summary. Today’s enterprises are dynamic where many variances of business process models can exist due to several reasons such as: the need to target differ-ent customer types, rely on particular IT systems or comply with specific country regulations. Automated maintenance of the consistency between ..."
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between process variants is an important goal that saves the time and efforts of process modelers. In this paper, we present a query-based approach to maintain consistency among process variants. We maintain the link between the variant process models by means of defining process model views. These views

Taxonomy on consistency requirements in the business process integration context

by Guido Wirtz - in Proceedings of 2008 Conf. on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering (SEKE’2008 , 2008
"... Consistency is a general goal in software development. The development of B2B integration (B2Bi) software has extended consistency requirements (CR) because B2Bi projects require personnel from different organizations to agree about the what and how of integrations and these projects require dis-tri ..."
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-tributed computing as central IT infrastructure frequently is not available. The rise of numerous approaches targeting at consistency in the B2B area are evidence of these enhanced CRs. This paper refines the Open-edi business transaction model into a B2Bi schema by analyzing abstraction levels, development phases

Practical Challenges for Methods Transforming i* Goal Models into Business Process Models

by Ken Decreus, Monique Snoeck, Geert Poels - In: 17 th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE’09 , 2009
"... The field of requirements engineering for business processes has grown during the last several years. As business processes are assumed to fulfil organizational goals, goal models could be transformed into business process models that specify how business processes fulfil the organizational goals. A ..."
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The field of requirements engineering for business processes has grown during the last several years. As business processes are assumed to fulfil organizational goals, goal models could be transformed into business process models that specify how business processes fulfil the organizational goals

Consistency between Executable and Abstract Processes

by Axel Martens - In eTechnology, e-Commerce, and e-Services , 2005
"... Process models play an all-important role in the development of cross-organizational business processes. On the one hand, the interaction between the participating companies often is specified globally, for example by means of multiple abstract process models – one for each partner. On the other han ..."
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, the Business Process Execution Language for Web Services BPEL4WS [2] belongs to this stack. Due to this layered architecture, the presented method can be focussed on the Web service’s process model in terms of BPEL4WS – without losing generality or practical relevance. The goal Process modeling is one

C.: Contextualization of Business Processes

by Michael Rosemann, Christian Flender - International Journal of Business Process Integration and Management 3 , 2008
"... Abstract: Flexibility has emerged as an important requirement in the design of business processes. Research on process flexibility, however, has traditionally been focused on the intrinsic capability of a process to adapt to a new environment (e.g. workflow escalation, ad-hoc modeling). This paper p ..."
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and integrated with existing approaches to business process modeling. We use a goal-oriented process modeling approach to be able to identify relevant context elements and propose a framework and a meta model for classifying relevant context. These extensions are an essential foundation for the definition

Analysis and Design for Process Support Systems using Goal-oriented Business Process

by Denise Downs, Dr Ken Lunn
"... This paper focuses on the ideas that it is important to start with a business process model which fully articulates the vision and goals for the new process (at whichever level the process is within the organisation) when producing software. Furthermore, these goals need to be auditable through the ..."
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This paper focuses on the ideas that it is important to start with a business process model which fully articulates the vision and goals for the new process (at whichever level the process is within the organisation) when producing software. Furthermore, these goals need to be auditable through
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