Titlebook: Business Process Management; International Confer Arthur Hofstede,Wil M. P. Aalst,Mathias Weske Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag

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Conference proceedings 20061st editionponent type, and as such formally described and automatically manageable. Workflow emerges as the reference model for the description of interaction processes associated to individual web services. In the DySCo (Dynamic Service Composition) project, we investigate the use of workflow for both the mo

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceen recognized by the WF community for a long time and different approaches in the area of adaptive workflows have been developed so far. They either enable WF type changes and their propagation to in-progress WF instances or (ad-hoc) changes of single WF instances. Thus, at first glance, many of the

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Zachary M. C. Baum,Yipeng Hu,Dean C. Barratt two essential aspects to be modeled: the data aspect and the process aspect of the system. There are many techniques available to describe these aspects but it is always difficult to integrate these views in a consistent way. Last decade two techniques are used frequently in requirements engineerin

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Edwin D. Kilbourne,Bert E. Johanssonn needs the coordination of their distributed interactions. This paper presents the . model. It provides support for cooperative process management and coordination. It offers pertinent information about work progress while maintaining adequate privacy of information, and supports both long-time tra

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Victor De Gruttola,William Bennett structure of the contracting process. This can be achieved by ‘process-aware’ software components which are configured by an explicit model of the contracting process: the contracting workflow. However, the design of a contracting workflow from scratch is a complex task. We propose a solution in wh