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Category Archives: BPMN in Research
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
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Process Modeling in the sun
At the BPMN 2011 Practitioner’s Day in Potsdam we had the opportunity to try out tangible BPM modeling or t.BPM. It is a research project of the Hasso-Plattner-Institute. Instead of modeling in half-dark rooms with flickering monitors we went outside … Continue reading
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A little bit of fun: BPMN modeling in Second Life
Today I want to speak about a small pet project that is more fun than serious. I was thinking about future collaboration patterns and to try to make business process modeling more attractive instead of thinking about modeling tool number … Continue reading