Towards Context Aware Business Process Modelling
Oumaima Saidani, Selmin Nurcan
Abstract
Oumaima Saidani, Selmin Nurcan
Abstract
Abstract. For surviving in their complex and dynamic environments, organisations should be adaptable and interoperable with these environments. Stakeholders ’ expectations change unpredictably and are often dependent on the contextual information. A context sensitive BP model is able to adapt the execution of the instances to the changing contexts and then to the stakeholders’ requirements. Our objective is to overcome the challenging issues related to the contextual factors. To this end, we discuss in this paper the relevance of context awareness for the adequate design of business processes (BP) and present a new approach for modelling BP that supports the description of the execution context. Keywords: Business Process Modelling, Context, Adequacy. 1
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Abstract. For surviving in their complex and dynamic environments, organisations should be adaptable and interoperable with these environments. Stakeholders ’ expectations change unpredictably and are often dependent on the contextual information. A context sensitive BP model is able to adapt the execution of the instances to the changing contexts and then to the stakeholders’ requirements. Our objective is to overcome the challenging issues related to the contextual factors. To this end, we discuss in this paper the relevance of context awareness for the adequate design of business processes (BP) and present a new approach for modelling BP that supports the description of the execution context. Keywords: Business Process Modelling, Context, Adequacy. 1
Key concepts: Computer science, Business process modeling, Process (computing), Process management, Artifact-centric business process model, Context (archaeology), Business process, Process modeling