An artifact centric approach to generating web-based business process driven user interfaces
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The document proposes an artifact-centric approach to automatically generate web-based user interfaces from business process models. It describes a framework that uses a model-driven architecture to transform an artifact-centric process model into a user interface flow model and then into HTML code. The key aspects are representing processes in terms of artifact lifecycles, automatically determining navigational flows and data requirements for user interfaces based on the processes, and integrating interface generation with a business process engine to regenerate interfaces if the process model changes.
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An artifact centric view-based approach to modeling inter-organizational busi...Dr. Sira Yongchareon
This document proposes an artifact-centric view-based framework for modeling inter-organizational business processes. The framework consists of an artifact-centric collaboration model and a conformance mechanism between public and private views. The artifact-centric collaboration model uses artifacts, roles, services, and business rules to model inter-organizational processes. Public and private views are defined, where the public view represents agreed lifecycles of shared artifacts and the private view represents an organization's local processes and shared artifacts. Lifecycle modifications in private views, such as refinement of shared artifacts and extension with local artifacts, are allowed as long as they conform to the public view based on lifecycle coverage. View conformance is checked using state transition systemsAn Artifact-centric View-based Approach to Modeling Inter-organizational Busi...
An Artifact-centric View-based Approach to Modeling Inter-organizational Busi...Dr. Sira Yongchareon
This document presents an artifact-centric view-based approach to modeling inter-organizational business processes. It proposes constructing private and public views of each organization's processes, and integrating these views to build an Artifact-Centric Collaboration (ACC) model. It describes methods for constructing the views and model, verifying the model, and validating changes to private views while ensuring global correctness. The approach aims to allow organizations flexibility in changing local processes while maintaining autonomy and compliance in collaborative processes. Open challenges discussed include realizing the approach in a pure artifact-centric workflow system driven by business rules.A Framework for Behavior consistent specialization of artifact-centric busine...
A Framework for Behavior consistent specialization of artifact-centric busine...Dr. Sira Yongchareon
Driven by complex and dynamic business process requirements,
there has been an increasing demand for business process reuse to improve
modeling efficiency. Process specialization is an effective reuse method that
can be used to customize and extend base process models to specialized models.
In the recent years, artifact-centric business process modeling has emerged as it
supports a more flexible process structure compared with traditional activitycentric
process models. Although, process specialization has been studied for
the traditional models by treating a process as a single object, the specialization
of artifact-centric processes that consist of multiple interacting artifacts has not
been studied. Inheriting interactions among artifacts for specialized processes
and ensuring the consistency of the processes are challenging. To address these
issues, we propose a novel framework for process specialization comprising
artifact-centric process models, methods to define a specialized process model
based on an existing process model, and the behavior consistency between the
specialized model and its base modelA framework for behavior consistent specialization of artifact-centric busine...
A framework for behavior consistent specialization of artifact-centric busine...Dr. Sira Yongchareon
This document proposes a framework for behavior-consistent specialization of artifact-centric business processes. It discusses how artifact-centric process modeling focuses on business artifacts and their evolution throughout a process. The framework aims to facilitate natural reuse and enable comparison across process specializations while preserving behavioral consistency. It defines specialization methods at the artifact level and discusses how to maintain consistency at the process level, allowing aggregate monitoring of specialized process instances.A framework for realizing artifact centric business processes in SOA
This document proposes a framework for realizing artifact-centric business processes in service-oriented architecture. It aims to achieve automated realization of artifact-centric models without model transformation. The framework consists of an artifact-centric workflow model and a mechanism to automatically realize and execute the model in a service-oriented environment. It discusses key challenges in realizing artifact-centric processes, including defining a formal process definition, deploying and executing processes, and defining/evaluating business rules that control artifact state changes.
BPMN process views construction
This document proposes a formal approach to constructing process views from non-well-structured BPMN processes. It defines key BPMN elements and how they relate in a process. Rules are defined to regulate view generation while ensuring structural and behavioral consistency. An algorithm is developed to find the minimal set of elements to aggregate for a given user-specified set. This approach allows selective aggregation of branches and considers events and exceptions in the aggregation.
BPMN process views construction
Sira Yongchareon, Chengfei Liu, Xiaohui Zhao, Marek Kowalkiewicz: BPMN Process Views Construction. In: DASFAA 2010:550-564
A process view framework for artifact centric business processes
1) The document proposes a process view framework for artifact-centric business processes that allows constructing different views of business processes for various roles.
2) It introduces a motivating example where different views of an "Order" artifact are constructed for "Sale" and "Accounting" roles based on their view requirements.
3) The framework consists of artifact-centric process models, view models, and a mechanism to derive views from underlying process models while maintaining consistency.
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