Title Page
Preface
Organization
Table of Contents
BPI Workshop
Introduction to the Third Workshop on Business Process Intelligence (BPI 2007)
Challenges for Business Process Intelligence: Discussions at the BPIWorkshop 2007
Introduction
Experiences
DEA Analysis in a German Bank
Activity-Based Costing in an German Insurance Company
Performance of Outage Management in an Australian Utility Company
Future Research
The Predictive Aspect of Business Process Intelligence: Lessons Learned on Bridging IT and Business
Introduction
Business Process Intelligence
Case Study: BI in a Danish Trade Union
Definition of a Business Issue to Predict: Success Criteria
Data Analysis and Preparation
Selection of Training and Validation Sets
Data Mining Models: Development
Model Validation and Test
Lessons Learned and Discussion
Conclusion
References
Process Mining Based on Clustering: A Quest for Precision
Preprocessing Support for Large Scale Process Mining of SAP Transactions
Introduction
SAP Transaction Data
EVS ModelBuilder
Discussion
Related Work
Conclusions
Process Mining as First-Order Classification Learning on Logs with Negative Events
Introduction
First-Order Classification Learners
Inducing Artificial Negative Events
Process Discovery as Learning Preconditions
Related Work
Conclusion
Modeling Alternatives in Exception Executions
Business Process Simulation for Operational Decision Support
Introduction
Previous and Related Work
Requirements for Operational Process Simulation
Architecture for Operational Process Simulation
Proof of Concept
Conclusion and Future Work
Autonomic Business Processes Scalable Architecture Position Paper
Introduction
Related Works
Concepts and Related Technologies
Autonomic Computing
Agent
Blackboard
Peer-to-Peer
Autonomic Business Process
Attribute, Fact, Condition, Action, Rule and Priority
System Architecture
Conclusions and Future Works
References
The Need for a Process Mining Evaluation Framework in Research and Practice Position Paper
BPD Workshop
Introduction to the Third Workshop on Business Process Design
Challenges Observed in the Definition of Reference Business Processes
Trade-Offs in the Performance of Workflows – Quantifying the Impact of Best Practices
Compliance Aware Business Process Design
Background and Motivation
Compliance by Design Methodology
Compliance Degree
Conclusion and Future Work
References
Transforming Object-Oriented Models to Process-Oriented Models
Introduction
Example
Object Behaviour Meta-model
From Object Behaviour Models to Process Models
Related Work
Conclusions and Future Work
Perspective Oriented Business Process Visualization
A Practical Experience in Designing Business Processes to Improve Collaboration
Modeling Requirements for Value Configuration Design
Introduction
Breadth / Depth Complexity as the Challenge
PARM Framework as the Requirement
Process Viewpoint Requirements
Activity Viewpoint Requirements
Resource Viewpoint Requirements
Management Viewpoint Requirements
PARM Framework Implementation
Process Modeling Approaches
Implementation Architectural Styles
Conclusion
References
CBP Workshop
Collaborative e-Business Process Modelling: Transforming Private EPC to Public BPMN Business Process Models
Transforming XPDL to Petri Nets
Introduction
A Brief Introduction to XPDL
Mapping from XPDL to Petri Nets
Activities
Links
Routing Structures
Algorithm
Case Study
Related Work
Conclusion and Future Work
Interaction Modeling Using BPMN
Introduction
Choreography Modeling Using Standard BPMN
BPMN Extensions for Interaction Modeling
Generation of Interface Behavior Models
Related Work
Conclusion
CoBTx-Net: A Model for Reliability Verification of Collaborative Business Transaction
Introduction
Specification of Business Collaboration Model
Verify CoBTx-Net for Business Collaboration Reliability
Related Work
Conclusion and Future Work
Towards Analysis of Flexible and Collaborative Workflow Using Recursive ECATNets
Quality Analysis of Composed Services through Fault Injection
Automated Approach for Developing and Changing SOA-Based Business Process Implementation
Introduction
Automating Implementation of BPMN Models in BPEL
Changes in Business Process Models
Introducing Changes in the Model
Capturing Relevant Information from Existing BPEL
Generating New BPEL Flow File
Inserting Back the Relevant BPEL Information
Running Partner Link Tool if Required
Deployment and Running of the Modified Business Process
An Example
Conclusion and Future Work
References
A Phased Deployment of a Workflow Infrastructure in the Enterprise Architecture
Evie – A Developers Toolkit for Encoding Service Interaction Patterns
Delegating Revocations and Authorizations
Privacy Preserving Collaborative Business Process Management*
Introduction
Literature Review
Privacy Preserving Collaborative Supply Chain Planning Process
Multi-party Coordination Mechanism
Secure Multi-party Computation (SMC) Tools
Conclusion
References
ProHealth Workshop
Introduction to the First International Workshop on Process-Oriented Information Systems in Healthcare (ProHealth 2007)
Careflow: Theory and Practice
Guideline Models, Process Specification, and Workflow
Restrictions in Process Design: A Case Study on Workflows in Healthcare
Introduction
Fundamentals of Processes and Workflows
Healthcare and Clinical Processes
A Case Study on Workflows in Healthcare
Conclusion and Next Steps
References
Declarative and Procedural Approaches for Modelling Clinical Guidelines: Addressing Flexibility Issues
Managing Socio-technical Interactions in Healthcare Systems
Adaptive Workflows for Healthcare Information Systems
Access Control Requirements for Processing Electronic Health Records
Introduction
Related and Previous Work
Healthcare Access Control Requirements
A Combined Access Control Protocol
Overview of the Combined Protocol
Maintenance and Enforcement of Access Control Constraints
Motivational Example Revisited
Conclusion and Future Work
Learning Business Process Models: A Case Study
Mining Process Execution and Outcomes – Position Paper
Reference Model Workshop
Introduction to the 10^th Reference Modeling Workshop
Adapting Standards to Facilitate the Transition from Situational Model to Reference Model
Introduction
Related Work
Exemplification of Standards Clusters
Notational Standardization with BPMN 1.0
Business Semantics Standardization with UBL 2.0
Procedural Standardization with UBL 2.0 Business Processes
A Framework for Standards Adaptation to Facilitate the Transfer from Model to Reference Model
Exemplary Ex Post Application
Conclusion and Future Research
References
Linking Domain Models and Process Models for Reference Model Configuration
Introduction
Background and Requirements
Questionnaire-Based Variability Framework
Linking Domain and Process Variability
Conclusion and Outlook
References
Reference Modeling for Higher Education Budgeting: Applying the H2 Toolset for Conceptual Modeling of Performance-Based Funding Systems
Towards a Reference Process Model for Event Management
Events as a Trend
From Event to Event Management
Event Management Systems
Modeling Event Management Systems
Requirements for Reference Models in Event Management
Existing Reference Models in Research and Practice
The Necessity of Constructing a Framework
Modeling Languages for the Representation of a Reference Process Model
Construction of a Reference Model for Event Management
Conclusion
References
Semantics Workshop
Introduction to the 2nd Edition of the Workshop “Advances in Semantics for Web Services 2007” (Semantics4ws 2007)
SPARQL-Based Set-Matching for Semantic Grid Resource Selection
Calculating the Semantic Conformance of Processes
Motivation
Semantic Workflow Nets
Semantic Conformance
Related Work
Summary
Towards a Formal Framework for Reuse in Business Process Modeling
A Vocabulary and Execution Model for Declarative Service Orchestration
Introduction
A Declarative View on State
An Execution Model and Business Rule Types
Evaluation and Related Work
Conclusion
Towards Dynamic Matching of Business-Level Protocols in Adaptive Service Compositions
Retrieving Substitute Services Using Semantic Annotations: A Foodshop Case Study
Introduction
A Food Ontology for Web Services
Service Retrieval for Substitutability
Concluding Remarks and Future Work
A Need for Business Assessment of Semantic Web Services’ Applications in Enterprises
Author Index