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Techniques for Modelling Workflows and Their Support of Reuse.

Janssens, G.K.; Verelst, J.; Weyn, B.

In: van der Aalst, W.M.P.; Desel, J.; Oberweis, A.: Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 1806: Business Process Managements - models, techniques and empirical studies, pages 1-15. Springer-Verlag, 2000.

Abstract: Several authors propose their own technique based on Petri Nets to model workflow processes. Most of them recognise the adaptability problem inherent to workflows, viz. the frequently and/or radically changing character due to changing business process rules, but suggest totally different solutions. Because the proposed techniques are fundamentally different, eleven of these techniques are briefly discussed and compared. Next, we survey approaches to reuse in the workflow field and we classify them in a framework derived from the information systems literature.


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