Event-Driven Process Chain for Modeling and Verification of Business Requirements–A Systematic Literature Review

Amjad, Anam; Azam, Farooque; Anwar, Muhammad Waseem; Butt, Wasi Haider; Rashid, Muhammad

doi:10.1109/access.2018.2791666

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“…Its inventor, A. W. Scheer, says "as opposed to freely drawn sketches, tables make event-driven process chains (EPCs) more readable, but they also impede the illustration of complex procedural structures such as loops" [5] (p. 16). The results of the systematic review by A. Amjad et al [6] confirm the broad range of applications for EPC diagrams in scientific work, including the construction of reference models [7].…”

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Managing Maritime Container Ports’ Sustainability: A Reference Model

Mańkowski

Charłampowicz

2021

Sustainability

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The concept of sustainable development is one of the few ideas that require the integration of all areas of human life on earth in order to maintain further development without major disruptions. One such area is maritime transport, including maritime container ports. Their unique feature is the ability to combine equivalent types of transport within the framework of a cargo-handling system with related information. In order to ensure a sustainable shipping flow through ports, it is necessary to integrate management knowledge with IT knowledge, so as to build a reference model of sustainable management of transshipment in maritime container ports. The literature has neglected this problem, thus motivating our contribution to this matter. As a result of the research work undertaken, a sustainable transshipment management system is first defined as a whole unit which develops its subsystems in a harmonious way without compromising them in the process. Then, the form of the reference model is given in detail. Therefore, we suggest that the system and its constituent elements constitute a method for sustainably managing the transshipment process.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 58%

Managing Maritime Container Ports’ Sustainability: A Reference Model

Mańkowski

Charłampowicz

2021

Sustainability

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“…Security analysis frameworks (10) Vulnerability models and metrics (7) Security evaluation reports (11) Security challenges (23) Challenges in test design (18) Challenges in non-functional aspects (5) Quality management challenges (19) Data quality challenges (3) Privacypreservation schemas and protocols (25) Privacy-aware policies and architectures (28) Privacy testing techniques (5) Privacy and trust models (8) Security concepts and policies (49) Authentication schemas and protocols (27) Security-aware architectures & frameworks (45) Security and intrusion models (7) Encryption schemas and protocols (6) Other security schemas and protocols (21) Anomaly detection approaches (5) Security performance analysis (5) based on the code insertion methodology to address the interaction with the physical world. To test the applicability and efficiency of classical approaches, the study emulated the IoT resources from an implementation perspective.…”

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Aspects of Quality in Internet of Things (IoT) Solutions: A Systematic Mapping Study

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Internet of Things (IoT) is an emerging technology that has the promising power to change our future. Due to the market pressure, IoT systems may be released without sufficient testing. However, it is no longer acceptable to release IoT systems to the market without assuring the quality. As in the case of new technologies, the quality assurance process is a challenging task. This paper shows the results of the first comprehensive and systematic mapping study to structure and categories the research evidence in the literature starting in 2009 when the early publication of IoT papers for IoT quality assurance appeared. The conducted research is based on the most recent guidelines on how to perform systematic mapping studies. A set of research questions is defined carefully regarding the quality aspects of the IoT. Based on these questions, a large number of evidence and research papers is considered in the study (478 papers). We have extracted and analyzed different levels of information from those considered papers. Also, we have classified the topics addressed in those papers into categories based on the quality aspects. The study results carry out different areas that require more work and investigation in the context of IoT quality assurance. The results of the study can help in a further understanding of the research gaps. Moreover, the results show a roadmap for future research directions.

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“…It acts as a supporting pillar for the business process modeling and implementation. The event-driven process value chain is also being used for modeling business requirement [28], [29]. It has widely been adopted since then.…”

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A Novel Framework to Automatically Generate Executable Web Services From BPMN Models

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Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is a business process management system in which integrated applications are used to manage business processes in a shared data environment. ERP systems usually deal with the two types of business processes, i.e., exchange and conversion. In the exchange process, economic resource, such as product, exchanges to another economic resource, such as the sales process. In a conversion process, an enterprise consumes resources in order to produce new resources, such as the distribution process. Generally, the communication between ERP applications, based on the conversion and exchange processes, is accomplished through Web services. In this context, the implementation of Web services in ERP systems is a complex task. To manage this, the business process model and notation (BPMN) are frequently utilized to simplify the development of ERP applications. However, state-of-the-art BPMN approaches usually deal with the modeling of exchange processes without considering the conversion process. Furthermore, the model transformation solution to automatically generate Web services from the BPMN models are hard to find in the literature. Therefore, in this paper, a novel framework is proposed that supports the modeling of both exchanges as well as conversion processes through BPMN. Particularly, a modeling approach is introduced to represent the ERP processes through BPMN concepts. Subsequently, the rules are developed to convert source BPMN models into target Service-oriented architecture Modeling Language (SoaML) models. Finally, transformation rules are developed to generate fully functional executable Java Web services from SoaML models. As a part of the research, a complete open-source BPMN to Web services transformation (B2W) tool is developed to automatically generate the Web services from the high-level BPMN models. The proposed framework is validated through multiple case studies. The experimental results prove that the proposed framework accurately generates Web services from the BPMN models, which eventually helps in developing the ERP systems with simplicity.INDEX TERMS Model-driven engineering (MDE), business process model and notation (BPMN), service oriented architecture (SOA), ERP systems, service generation.

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Event-Driven Process Chain for Modeling and Verification of Business Requirements–A Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 42 publications

References 85 publications

Managing Maritime Container Ports’ Sustainability: A Reference Model

Managing Maritime Container Ports’ Sustainability: A Reference Model

Aspects of Quality in Internet of Things (IoT) Solutions: A Systematic Mapping Study

A Novel Framework to Automatically Generate Executable Web Services From BPMN Models

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