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Thoughts about “Approaches to Modeling Business Processes. A Critical Analysis of BPMN, Workflow Patterns and YAWL”
Prof. Börger published an article called “Approaches to Modeling Business Processes. A Critical Analysis of BPMN, Workflow Patterns and YAWL“. I want to share some thoughts about it. First Prof. Börger looks at some of weaknesses of the BPMN 2.0 … Continue reading
Posted in BPMN Standard, BPMN in Practice, BPMN in Research
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Extend BPMN to include Adaptive Case Management?
In his blog post about a conference held in Darmstadt, Germany, Dr. Martin Bartonitz tells about the discussion to extend BPMN to include requirements from Adaptive Case Management. Seemingly more and more people are asking about it. I think we … Continue reading
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Hierarchies and Level of Detail in BPMN modeling
It is often said, that there are difficulties in the levels of detail of a set of BPMN models – especially if you look to the model from a business view and from a technical view. Also in many sets … Continue reading
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