Toward a new semantic framework for internet of things-aware business process discovery
Elkodssi Iman, Hanae Sbaï
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Elkodssi Iman, Hanae Sbaï
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A fundamental obstacle to the automatic detection of business processes is the lack of modeling concepts that explicitly express Internet elements as components of a business process model. In order to present a framework for discovering business process models from sensor data, we studied and compared the work associated with process modeling in an intelligent environment. In this article, we presented a semantic framework built on our Extended BPMN for IoT ontology model.
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A fundamental obstacle to the automatic detection of business processes is the lack of modeling concepts that explicitly express Internet elements as components of a business process model. In order to present a framework for discovering business process models from sensor data, we studied and compared the work associated with process modeling in an intelligent environment. In this article, we presented a semantic framework built on our Extended BPMN for IoT ontology model.
Key concepts: Business Process Model and Notation, Business process modeling, Computer science, Business process discovery, Ontology, Artifact-centric business process model, Business process, Process modeling