Business processes contextualisation via context analysis
José Luis de la Vara, Raian Ali, Fabiano Dalpiaz, Juan Sánchez, Paolo Giorgini
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José Luis de la Vara, Raian Ali, Fabiano Dalpiaz, Juan Sánchez, Paolo Giorgini
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Abstract. Context-awareness has emerged as a new perspective for business process modelling. Even though some works have studied it, many challenges have not been addressed yet. There is a clear need for approaches that (i) facilitate the identification of the context properties that influence a business process and (ii) provide guidance for correct modelling of contextualised business processes. This paper addresses this need by defining an approach for business process contextualisation via context analysis, a technique that supports reasoning about context and discovery of its relevant properties. The approach facilitates adequate specification of context variants and of business process execution for them. As a result, we obtain business processes that fit their context and are correct.
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Abstract. Context-awareness has emerged as a new perspective for business process modelling. Even though some works have studied it, many challenges have not been addressed yet. There is a clear need for approaches that (i) facilitate the identification of the context properties that influence a business process and (ii) provide guidance for correct modelling of contextualised business processes. This paper addresses this need by defining an approach for business process contextualisation via context analysis, a technique that supports reasoning about context and discovery of its relevant properties. The approach facilitates adequate specification of context variants and of business process execution for them. As a result, we obtain business processes that fit their context and are correct.
Key concepts: Artifact-centric business process model, Business process discovery, Business process modeling, Computer science, Context (archaeology), Business process, Process (computing), Business process management