A Version Management Method for Managing Business Process Changes Based on Version-Stamped Business Process Change Patterns
Namhun Lee, Dongsoo Kim, Min‐Soo Kim, Suk‐Ho Kang
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Namhun Lee, Dongsoo Kim, Min‐Soo Kim, Suk‐Ho Kang
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This paper presents an efficient version management method for BPM systems based on business process change patterns and the version stamp method. In managing business processes in a dynamic business environment, a proper process version management method for handling multiple coexisting versions of a business process is required. However, the traditional delta method for business process version management could not cope with the structural changes of a business process flexibly. The version management method proposed in this paper enables BPM systems to deal with dynamic situations more flexibly. Also, it contributes to increasing activity reusability by using the concept of activity pool.
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This paper presents an efficient version management method for BPM systems based on business process change patterns and the version stamp method. In managing business processes in a dynamic business environment, a proper process version management method for handling multiple coexisting versions of a business process is required. However, the traditional delta method for business process version management could not cope with the structural changes of a business process flexibly. The version management method proposed in this paper enables BPM systems to deal with dynamic situations more flexibly. Also, it contributes to increasing activity reusability by using the concept of activity pool.
Key concepts: Business process management, Business process modeling, Business process, Artifact-centric business process model, Process management, Computer science, Business process discovery, Process (computing)