BPAOntoSOA: A generic framework to derive software service oriented models from business process architectures

Yousef, Rana; Odeh, Mohammed; Coward, D. G.; Sharieh, Ahmad

doi:10.1109/icadiwt.2009.5273939

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“…This is anticipated to complement the work in [2], [10]. In particular, the work has optimized the Riva BPA model by documenting its integration with business QRs, which embody the QoS requirements for candidate software services [6].…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 97%

“…However, the associated quality-integrated BPA, which blueprints the key quality-integrated BPs and their interactions, has not been addressed. In the best case, the quality-integrated BPA was implicitly addressed but not explicitly documented approaches [6].…”

Section: A the Cancer Detection Pilot Case Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Besides, the CD case study is employed as a pilot. Therefore, the CD UoW diagram was designed using 3 UoWs from 24 EBEs [6], [2]. The information availability is a desired quality attribute that constrains the CD process execution as it has been presented in section II A [5].…”

Section: The Riva-based Business Process Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Although the Riva method models the abstraction of BPs, it also designs the detailed representation of each BP in the BPA using role-oriented BP modelling (e.g. BPMN and RAD) [6], [8], [9].…”

Section: The Riva-based Business Process Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

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Integrating the Quality Requirements into the Riva-Based Business Process Architectures Using the Synthesis of the i* and the NFR Frameworks

Odeh¹

2015

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Abstract-The Business Process (BP) identification is one of the fundamental and preliminary activities in the Business Process Management (BPM) in order to carry out the design of a Business Process Architecture (BPA). The Riva is a recent BPA modelling approach, which stems from the behavioral business entities. However, a Riva-based BPA lacks the explicit representation of the business Quality Requirements (QRs), which represent the desired quality attributes that constrain the identified BP operations such as security. The Non-Functional Requirements (NFR) Framework is soft Goal-Oriented (GO) approach that systematically elicits NFRs for the development of software systems. The i* framework is another GO approach that tends to understand a business organization. In this paper, a novel approach is proposed in order to integrate the QRs into a Riva BPA using the synthesis of the i* and the NFR frameworks. The work is evaluated using a pilot case study from a health care domain in Jordan. The proposed approach recovered the absence of the QRs in a Riva BPA and enriched its representation. In addition, it optimized the role of the BP identification by addressing both the operational and non-operational aspects. Finally, the generated knowledge from this synthesis is anticipated to assist and benefit the requirement engineers in eliciting the quality of the BP-driven software services.Index Terms-The i* framework, the NFR framework, riva, business process architecture, business process management, quality requirements, quality of service.

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Section: A the Cancer Detection Pilot Case Studymentioning

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Integrating the Quality Requirements into the Riva-Based Business Process Architectures Using the Synthesis of the i* and the NFR Frameworks

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2015

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“…For example, the approaches by Azevedo et al [5] and Klose et al [23], which concentrate on activity groupings and evaluation templates, would suggest the atomic service Create Order. If we employed the approaches by Yousef et al [30], Bianchini et al [27], Kleinert et al [29] or Dwivedi and Kulkarni [28], we would be also able to identify more complex service candidates such as Customer Handling or Order Handling, which consist of several actions that are performed on a specific object.…”

Section: Shortcomings Of Process Model-based Service Derivation Appromentioning

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Automatic service derivation from business process model repositories via semantic technology

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Mendling

2015

Journal of Systems and Software

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Business Process Mining for Service Oriented Architecture

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Baghdadi

2020

Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organisation

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BPAOntoSOA: A generic framework to derive software service oriented models from business process architectures

Cited by 27 publications

References 8 publications

Integrating the Quality Requirements into the Riva-Based Business Process Architectures Using the Synthesis of the i* and the NFR Frameworks

Integrating the Quality Requirements into the Riva-Based Business Process Architectures Using the Synthesis of the i* and the NFR Frameworks

Automatic service derivation from business process model repositories via semantic technology

Business Process Mining for Service Oriented Architecture

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