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Tag Archives: Ad-Hoc
Gleanings of the WfMC Thought Leadership Summit
Some reflections about the WfMC Thought Leadership Summit that I was invited to attend. Suddenly I felt like in a lively discussion about what I thought for some time about the inflexibility of BPM models (what if the approver is … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ad-Hoc, Adaptive, Business Process, Business Process Management, Business process modeling, Constraint, Design, Enterprise modelling, Flexibility, information collaboration, Process management, State, Workflow, Workflow Management Coalition, Workflow technology
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Process Instances and a Business Process Platform
If there is an architecture with a Business Process Platform, then there is the question, which role do the process instances play in such a system. The business processes are reflected by business objects themselves, which are linked with each … Continue reading →
Posted in BPMN in Practice
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Tagged Action, Ad-Hoc, Business Object, Business Process, Business Process Platform, Process, Process Instance
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Ad-Hoc Processes
Unstructured, Semi-Structured and Structured Processes makes a distinction between structured, unstructured and semi-structured processes, that I like. It is interesting, that in the definition of process the emphasis on the post is less on the sequence of activities, but more … Continue reading →
Posted in BPMN in Research
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Tagged Action, Ad-Hoc, Business Object, Business Process Platform, Constraint, Executable, State, Workflow
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