Supporting Dynamic Workflows with Automatic Extraction of Goals from BPMN

Sabatucci, Luca; Cossentino, Massimo

doi:10.1145/3355488

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“…Both standards are considered to be flexible, as they can recreate a variety of business activities and can be transformed into program code using specialized software. According to studies by authors [26,[29][30][31][32] the differences that distinguish UML from BPMN are significant. One of them is related to the presentation of the seven key aspects that characterize information systems as a whole object.…”

Section: Modeling As a Methods For Improving Information Systems Automating Commercial Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Modeling a Business Intelligent System for Managing Orders to Supplier in the Retail Chain with Unified Model Language

Parusheva

Pencheva

2021

Digital Transformation Technology

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The study focuses on some aspects related to the established trends in the design of business intelligent systems (BIS), specialized for use in retail chains for fast-moving consumer goods. Current concepts concerning the design of information systems and their application in commercial systems for managing orders to suppliers are considered. Modern methods have been applied for building a business intelligent module model in order to increase the productivity of the commercial system and to refine the product quantities needed for sales. The proposed model was created with the help of the object-oriented modeling language Unified Model Language (UML), referring to the leading trends in the design of business intelligent systems. Technical diagrams that illustrate the main functionalities of the developed model and represent the interaction between the user and the information system are presented.

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Section: Modeling As a Methods For Improving Information Systems Automating Commercial Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The main characteristics of the two visual standards UML and BPMN are systematized in Table 1 [29][30][31][32][33].…”

Section: Modeling As a Methods For Improving Information Systems Automating Commercial Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modeling a Business Intelligent System for Managing Orders to Supplier in the Retail Chain with Unified Model Language

Parusheva

Pencheva

2021

Digital Transformation Technology

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“…Strengthening the construction of innovation and entrepreneurship platforms is a practical need for innovation and entrepreneurship. Therefore, higher vocational schools are inevitably required to build a platform for innovation and entrepreneurship to realize the connection between the teaching process and the production process [3]. And because students of different majors and different grades have different needs for innovation and entrepreneurship, the functional requirements of students for innovation and entrepreneurship platforms will also be different.…”

Section: The Construction Of Professional Innovation and Entrepreneurship Platform Needs To Be Improvedmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research on the Practice of Innovation and Entrepreneurship of Students Majoring in Automation and Control in Higher Vocational Colleges

Wang¹

2021

BCPEP

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Investigate the main links of higher vocational automation and control majors, such as training objectives, curriculum settings, and practical arrangements, in-depth analysis of the status quo of professional students' engineering practice ability, and point out the key issues. The article puts forward the idea of establishing a practical ability training platform with innovation and entrepreneurship as the main driving force. At the same time, the author combines the society’s demand for "innovative and entrepreneurial talents" and the entrepreneurial characteristics of higher vocational automation and control, based on the Java web cloud application design scheme, design a set of higher vocational students’ innovation and entrepreneurship system, which can better support higher vocational students’ innovation "Entrepreneurship" scientific research and training project management, more scientifically guide the smooth development of "innovation and entrepreneurship education" in higher vocational schools.

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“… Sabatucci & Cossentino (2019) views dynamic workflows as a promising approach to provide flexible BP execution in the dynamic business environment. Their main contribution is an automated procedure to extract implicit goals from a BPMN workflow description.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This study is highly dependent on BPMN workflows, functional dimension of workflows, and availability of services, which implement workflows. Comparing, in this review, we concentrate on dynamic changes at the business level, but not at the implementation level, as presented in Sabatucci & Cossentino (2019) .…”

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A survey on modeling dynamic business processes

Kalibatiene

Vasilecas

2021

PeerJ Computer Science

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Dynamic and flexible systems offer huge advantages for businesses in addressing dynamic uncertain factors and implementing dynamic business processes (DBP). However, DBP remains a challenge from the perspectives of modeling, simulation, and implementation because of a nontrivial understanding of “What is a dynamic business process?” A variety of approaches for DBP modeling and implementation have been proposed over the past years, yet few comprehensive studies analyzing DBP from different particular perspectives (e.g., business process (BP) variability, aspect oriented BP, service compositions, etc.) and research questions that lay the foundation for the development of a meaning of a DBP have been reported. The motivation behind this review is to examine DBP meaning from a global perspective and, consequently, answer the previously presented research question. Therefore, in this paper, we present a systematic literature review (SLR) comprised of 67 papers from five respective digital libraries, which index Computer Science (CS), Information Systems (IS), and Software Engineering (SE) journals and conference proceedings. Two points of view are analyzed in the selected papers. First, we observe the similarities and differences between the proposed approaches to DBP modeling and implementation. From these observations, we define six main requirements for DBP (DBPR). In addition, the comparison of the selected papers according to DBPR shows that most of the approaches analyzed limit BP dynamicity, since they use partially predefined BP models. Secondly, we analyze the papers based on a visualization perspective that shows the less explored areas as follows: more flexible process modeling approach and its implementation in IS should be developed; usage of historic data should be extended; domain knowledge usage, like goal-orientation, multi-criteria optimization, domain knowledge, artificial intelligence, etc., should be included and extended to ensure BP dynamicity. As such, this study makes important contributions and serves as a useful resource for future DBP studies and practice. Moreover, we expect that our results could inspire researchers and practitioners towards further work aimed at bringing forward the field of DBP modeling and implementation.

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Supporting Dynamic Workflows with Automatic Extraction of Goals from BPMN

Cited by 15 publications

References 60 publications

Modeling a Business Intelligent System for Managing Orders to Supplier in the Retail Chain with Unified Model Language

Modeling a Business Intelligent System for Managing Orders to Supplier in the Retail Chain with Unified Model Language

Research on the Practice of Innovation and Entrepreneurship of Students Majoring in Automation and Control in Higher Vocational Colleges

A survey on modeling dynamic business processes

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