Titlebook: Business Process Management: Blockchain and Central and Eastern Europe Forum; BPM 2019 Blockchain Claudio Di Ciccio,Renata Gabryelczyk,Mar

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Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaich,Dominik Sinner not only act as the underlying technology for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, but have also been identified as a potentially disruptive technology in many different fields, e.g., supply chain tracking and healthcare. The widespread attention for blockchains has led to manifold research and developme

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Bildberichterstattung und Abbildungsschutz,netheless, organizations often need to know how the whole process is performed, especially when artifacts belonging to an organization are manipulated by the other participants. This requires a monitoring system able to collect and share in a trusted way data about the status of the activities perfo

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,Recht der neuen Medien, ?Internetrecht“,. However, extracting data that allows analysing the process view from blockchains is surprisingly hard. Therefore, blockchain data are rarely used for process mining. In this paper, we propose a framework for alleviating that pain. The framework comprises three main parts: a manifest specifying how

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,Recht der neuen Medien, ?Internetrecht“,acts in general. Smart contracts aim at three major objectives: observability, online enforceability and privity. Privity strives for limiting the sharing of information within a contract to those parties of a contract who have a contractual need to know. However, current BPM-based systems operating

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