Modeling of Business Processes Consistent with Business Rules
Krzysztof Kluza
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Krzysztof Kluza
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erful and widely accepted visual language for modeling business processes. Such processes can help organizations to manage with complex tasks and control the workflow. Practical implementation of such processes is a challenging task. Business Rules constitute one of the promising solutions for this issue. They can provide declara-tive specification of domain knowledge encoded into a BPMN model as well as describe the lower level business logic, coherent with business processes. Moreover, tools supporting Business Rules can provide a flexible runtime environment. This paper presents overview of our results for the research concerning modeling Busi-ness Processes that are consistent with Business Rules. It briefly describes the possibilities for such integration and the outlook for the future works.
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erful and widely accepted visual language for modeling business processes. Such processes can help organizations to manage with complex tasks and control the workflow. Practical implementation of such processes is a challenging task. Business Rules constitute one of the promising solutions for this issue. They can provide declara-tive specification of domain knowledge encoded into a BPMN model as well as describe the lower level business logic, coherent with business processes. Moreover, tools supporting Business Rules can provide a flexible runtime environment. This paper presents overview of our results for the research concerning modeling Busi-ness Processes that are consistent with Business Rules. It briefly describes the possibilities for such integration and the outlook for the future works.
Key concepts: Business Process Model and Notation, Artifact-centric business process model, Business process modeling, Business rule, Computer science, Business domain, Business process, Workflow