Towards a reference architecture for the co-evolution of business processes
S Mafazi, G Grossmann, W Mayer… - 2014 IEEE 18th …, 2014 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
2014 IEEE 18th International Enterprise Distributed Object …, 2014•ieeexplore.ieee.org
In large organisations different stakeholders are usually responsible for the management of
business processes. This paper addresses the situation where multiple stakeholders with
different interests are handling parts of the same business processes. One technique to
support this are process views where each stakeholder holds a personal view which can be
executed or changed. In this paper we investigated the requirements on view management
for the co-evolution of business processes. A literature review revealed that there is no …
business processes. This paper addresses the situation where multiple stakeholders with
different interests are handling parts of the same business processes. One technique to
support this are process views where each stakeholder holds a personal view which can be
executed or changed. In this paper we investigated the requirements on view management
for the co-evolution of business processes. A literature review revealed that there is no …
In large organisations different stakeholders are usually responsible for the management of business processes. This paper addresses the situation where multiple stakeholders with different interests are handling parts of the same business processes. One technique to support this are process views where each stakeholder holds a personal view which can be executed or changed. In this paper we investigated the requirements on view management for the co-evolution of business processes. A literature review revealed that there is no approach that can support all requirements. We therefore propose an architecture which can overcome existing gaps.
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