A Comparison of Business Process Modeling Methods
Wei Wang, Hongwei Ding, Jin Song Dong, Changrui Ren
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Wei Wang, Hongwei Ding, Jin Song Dong, Changrui Ren
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Business process modeling is the basis of business process management. The target of business process modeling is to get an abstract representation of the actual business processes. Although there are many business modeling methods, no well established modeling standard is available in this area. This paper reviews major business process modeling methods. Important aspects of these methods are discussed, including meta-model, graphical notation, serial representation, and tool support
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Business process modeling is the basis of business process management. The target of business process modeling is to get an abstract representation of the actual business processes. Although there are many business modeling methods, no well established modeling standard is available in this area. This paper reviews major business process modeling methods. Important aspects of these methods are discussed, including meta-model, graphical notation, serial representation, and tool support
Key concepts: Business process modeling, Business Process Model and Notation, Artifact-centric business process model, Process modeling, Computer science, Business process, Business process management, Business process discovery