The document discusses modeling executable business processes and relationships between business process artifacts. It proposes that all artifacts should be digitized, versioned, and have explicit relationships modeled between them. The relationships should be formalized and executable to enable automated validation. Business processes are modeled using BPMN patterns and by structuring processes into logical steps. Processes are iteratively reconstructed by adding automated activities and testing. This leads to an executable business process management system that is driven by formalized relationships between artifacts.

1. Towards executable models within BPM Dr Alexander Samarin www.samarin.biz

14. Dependencies between artefacts

16. Example of unstructured BPMN

17. Diagramming style in BPMN (1)

18. Diagramming style in BPMN (2)

19. Pattern AHA – Automated, Human, Automated

20. Pattern ERL – Error Recovery Loop

21. Pattern M&M – Man & Machine

22. Pattern DBL – Decoupled Business Logic

23. Pattern IPS – Initial Process Skeleton

24. Pattern SYP – Structure Your Process

25. Pattern PRF – Process Realisation Faked

26. Pattern DEC – Decide, Execute, Control

27. Pattern IRIS – Integrity Reached via Idempotency of Services

30. Four phases

39. IT governance as a BPM system (1)

40. IT governance as a BPM system (2)

41. IT governance as a BPM system (3)

42. IT governance as a BPM system (4)