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    Editorial Preface02 
    Oliver Kopp, Daniel Martin, Daniel Wutke, Frank Leymann03The Difference Between Graph-Based and Block-Structured Business Process Modelling Languages
    Katrina Leyking, Ralf Angeli14Competency-Oriented Business Process Analysis - A Model-based Approach
    Jörg Becker, Daniel Beverungen, Ralf Knackstedt, Oliver Müller26Model-Based Decision Support for the Customer-Specific Configuration of Value Bundles

    Customers in B2B as well as B2C markets increasingly demand integrated problem solutions from their suppliers, comprising both physical artefacts (products) and services. Applying a mixed bundling strategy to offer such value bundles to customers foremost requires a sound configuration and economic calculation of value propositions, based on previously defined modules of products and services. In this paper, a modelling language is introduced to describe the function and structure of such modules, as well as to calculate the economic consequences of value propositions on a customer-individual level. The proposed modelling language has been embedded into a software tool to evaluate its utility regarding the customization and offering of integrated value bundles to customers.

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    Cristian Opincaru, Gabriela Gheorghe39Service Oriented Security Architecture

    		  
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