Modélisation multidimensionnelle des versions de processus

Chaabane, Mohamed; Andonoff, Eric; Bouaziz, Rafik; Bouzguenda, Lotfi

doi:10.3166/isi.15.5.89-114

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“…On the other hand, we will investigate context of intra and inter organizational processes. Our objective is to give information about (i) version of process goals (Korherr and List, 2006) and (ii) version of process use, i.e., in which circumstances (which situations) do we use a specific version of process instead of another one (Saidani and Nurcan, 2009), (Chaâbane et al, 2010). To sum up, we intend to extend BPMN2.0 in order to incorporate the context dimension.…”

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“…As a consequence, these work mainly deal with variability by evolution, at run-time. On the other hand, several version-based meta-models for capturing process changes have been proposed in the literature (Kradofler and Geppert, 1999), (Zhao and Liu, 2007), (Chaâbane et al, 2010), (Chaâbane et al, 2011). For instance (Zhao and Liu, 2007) proposed to model versions of processes as direct graphs named VPG (Version Preserving directed Graph).…”

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“…However, this work mainly focuses on the behavioural dimension of processes, neglecting the informational and organizational dimensions which are however important to have a comprehensive view of processes (Aalst et al, 2003). (Chaâbane et al, 2010) compensated this weakness but the proposed notation is too specific and has no chance to be used.…”

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Extending BPMN 2.0 Meta-models for Process Version Modelling

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Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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This paper introduces BPMN4V (BPMN for Versions), an extension of BPMN for modelling variability (flexibility) of processes before their use in an organizational context or before their publication over the cloud as services. More precisely, this paper motivates the importance of modelling variability of processes using versions and introduces the versioning pattern to be used to reach this objective. It also presents BPMN4V, giving provided extensions to BPMN2.0 meta model, both considering versions of intra and inter-organizational processes. An example illustrating the instantiation of the proposed meta-model is given for each kind of process.

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Extending BPMN 2.0 Meta-models for Process Version Modelling

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Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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“…Adaptation in activity-driven PIS is a highly investigated issue since the end of the nineties. Even if existing contributions are significant [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21], considering run-time and design-time adaptation, both at the schema and the instance level, we can observe that they mainly focus on adaptation of process behavior, leaving aside the organizational, informational and contextual dimensions of processes. Moreover, proposed notations are not standards and are unlikely to be used by process designers, who are in charge of modeling variability of processes.…”

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Context-Aware Adaptive Process Information Systems: The Context-BPMN4V Meta-Model

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Chaabane

Andonoff³

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Advances in Databases and Information Systems

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This paper introduces Context-BPMN4V, an extension of BPMN for modeling variability of processes using versions and also considering their contextual dimension. More precisely, it shows how we extend BPMN metamodels to support version modeling to deal with process adaptation, along with context modeling to characterize the situations in which instances of processes are executed. Because of space limitation, this paper only focuses on intraorganizational processes.

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“…La prise en compte formelle des notions de but et de contexte semble être un moyen de supporter ce déploiement. Dans (Chaabane et al, 2010), les versions de processus sont associées à un but et un contexte. Dans (Nurcan and Edme, 2005), la notion d'intention associée à la description d'un processus permet d'intégrer de la variabilité qui sert à l'adaptation.…”

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Adaptation dynamique de processus métier. Application au circuit du médicament à l’AP-HM

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Ramadour²,

Rodier³

2014

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La variabilité est une caractéristique des processus de santé dont la diversité des cas de mise en oeuvre fait émerger le besoin de maîtriser leur modélisation, leur gestion et leur adaptation à des environnements fortement dynamiques. La recherche menée au sein de l'AP-HM s'inscrit dans cette problématique. Elle est appliquée au circuit du médicament et elle a conduit à développer l'approche V-BPMI pour la description, la gestion et l'adaptation de processus métier. Ce papier concerne l'adaptation et présente une solution d'adaptation dynamique. Partant d'une base de lignes et de variantes de processus, un nouveau processus à déployer dans un environnement particulier est construit dynamiquement. La vision intentionnelle et contextuelle des processus est le point fort de l'approche. ABSTRACT. Variability is inherent in health processes and the diversity of implementation cases implies the need to control the modeling and management of those processes as well as their adaptation to highly dynamic environments. Research conducted within the AP-HM fits into this problematic. It is applied to the medication circuit and has led to the proposal of the V-BPMI approach for the description, management and adaptation of business processes. This paper treats the adaptation and presents a solution for dynamic adaptation. Starting from a database of process lines and process variants, a new process is dynamically constructed and deployed in a specific environment. Intentional and contextual descriptions of processes are the key point of the approach.

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Modélisation multidimensionnelle des versions de processus

Cited by 8 publications

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Extending BPMN 2.0 Meta-models for Process Version Modelling

Extending BPMN 2.0 Meta-models for Process Version Modelling

Context-Aware Adaptive Process Information Systems: The Context-BPMN4V Meta-Model

Adaptation dynamique de processus métier. Application au circuit du médicament à l’AP-HM

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