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Enterprise Modelling and Information Systems Architectures - An International Journal |
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Table of contents:
| | Editorial Preface | 02 | | | Tom R. Eikebrokk, Jon Iden, Dag H. Olsen, Andreas L. Opdah | 03 | Validating the Process-Modelling Practice Model | | Oliver Thomas, Thorsten Dollmann, Peter Loos | 18 | Rules Integration in Business Process Models - A Fuzzy Oriented Approach | In business process management, decision situations are often characterized by fuzziness. This means that the
decision premises are not available in the form of mathematic models or numeric values, but rather as fuzzy conditions,
such as “low processing time” or “high quality”. This article will show how fuzzy conditions and vaguely formulated
goals in business process models can be considered using the fuzzy set theory. This fuzzy extension of
process modelling is carried out with the event-driven process chain. | [ download PDF ] |
| | André Vasconcelos, Pedro Sousa, José Tribolet | 31 | Enterprise Architecture Analysis - An Information System Evaluation Approach | | Majed AbuSafiya, Subhasish Mazumdar | 54 | A Document-Based Approach to Monitor Business Process Instances |
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