Business Process Models describe sequences of activities, expressed in a certain modeling language, with the model elements being labeled following the business terminology in use in the applicable domain. In case no predefined vocabulary or rules for assigning those labels are in place, terms are chosen individually on a case-by-case-basis. As a result, models are often semantically heterogeneous concerning the domain language. For resolving these ambiguities when comparing or integrating models, support through a consensus terminology is required. We show in this discussion paper how to reuse models to capture the domain knowledge contained and relate it for usage and further collaborative evolution, so that over time an authentic domain ...
Part 5: Semantics and ReasoningInternational audienceEnterprise knowledge is currently subject to ev...
The paper proposes an approach to reuse of business process knowledge based on domain engineering, k...
There exists a gap between objects which exist in the real world and the elements which represent th...
In recent years the problems related to modeling and improving business processes have been of growi...
Within an enterprise, different models – even of the same type - are typically created by different ...
Ontologies and process models are two essential artifacts of enterprises. They are used for creating...
Business process modeling is a critical area of business application as business processes increase ...
The task of accurately model Business Process is steadily growing in complicatedness, partially due ...
Within an enterprise, various stakeholders create different conceptual models, such as process, data...
In different fields, ontologies are increasingly deployed to specify and fix the terminology of a pa...
In this paper we propose a mediated business process modeling approach, where ontology-based informa...
Within an enterprise, various stakeholders create different conceptual models, such as process, data...
Within an enterprise, various stakeholders create different conceptual models, such as process, data...
Abstract—A business process is the combination of a set of activities with logical order and depende...
Different process models are created within an enterprise by different modelers who use different en...
Part 5: Semantics and ReasoningInternational audienceEnterprise knowledge is currently subject to ev...
The paper proposes an approach to reuse of business process knowledge based on domain engineering, k...
There exists a gap between objects which exist in the real world and the elements which represent th...
In recent years the problems related to modeling and improving business processes have been of growi...
Within an enterprise, different models – even of the same type - are typically created by different ...
Ontologies and process models are two essential artifacts of enterprises. They are used for creating...
Business process modeling is a critical area of business application as business processes increase ...
The task of accurately model Business Process is steadily growing in complicatedness, partially due ...
Within an enterprise, various stakeholders create different conceptual models, such as process, data...
In different fields, ontologies are increasingly deployed to specify and fix the terminology of a pa...
In this paper we propose a mediated business process modeling approach, where ontology-based informa...
Within an enterprise, various stakeholders create different conceptual models, such as process, data...
Within an enterprise, various stakeholders create different conceptual models, such as process, data...
Abstract—A business process is the combination of a set of activities with logical order and depende...
Different process models are created within an enterprise by different modelers who use different en...
Part 5: Semantics and ReasoningInternational audienceEnterprise knowledge is currently subject to ev...
The paper proposes an approach to reuse of business process knowledge based on domain engineering, k...
There exists a gap between objects which exist in the real world and the elements which represent th...