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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 | | 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 | Keeping track of business process instances is needed for better management, especially queriability and monitorability,
of the enterprise as a whole. The business process instances’ unpredictable behaviour makes this tracking
even more necessary. Currently, this information is not completely or explicitly maintained. We propose a model that
captures the states of business process instances by keeping track of their informational access operations (within/
outside the scope of automated management). This model is based on an information model that views information
within the enterprise as a set of documents and keeps an up-to-date capture of this information model. These models
can then be the underlying models for an automated system that keeps track of the states of business process instances
and makes this information efficiently queriable. | [ download PDF ] |
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