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Interactive Process Models
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The next generation of business process systems will be built to automate routine procedures, with well-understood domains, repetitive processes, clear organisational roles, and an established terminol role.Abstract:
Contemporary business process systems are built to automate routine procedures. Automation demands well-understood domains, repetitive processes, clear organisational roles, an established terminol ...read more
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Process models representing knowledge for action: a revised quality framework
TL;DR: The quality framework in relation to active process models is discussed and a revised framework based on this is suggested.
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Enabling Flexibility in Process-Aware Information Systems
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TL;DR: This chapter deals with the flexibility needs of both pre-specified and loosely-specified processes and elicitates requirements for flexible process support in a PAIS.
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