Business Process Modeling is increasingly important for the digitization of both IT and non-IT business processes, as well as for their deployment on service-oriented architectures. While a number of methodologies, languages, and software tools have been proposed to support digital business process design, a lot remains to be done for assessing a business process model validity with respect to an existing organizational structure or external constraints. This paper presents a technique for checking semantics-aware process representations w.r.t. general corporate policies and security compliance regulations.
Enforcing and monitoring company policies on business process orchestrations / P. Ceravolo, C. Fugazza, K. Reed - In: 2nd IEEE international conference on digital ecosystems and technologies : Phitsanulok, Thailand, 26-29 February 2008 : [proceedings] / [a cura di] E. Chang, F.K. Hussain. - Piscataway : Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2008. - ISBN 9781424414895. - pp. 65-70 (( Intervento presentato al 2. convegno IEEE International Conference on Digital Ecosystems and Technologies (DEST) tenutosi a Phitsanulok, Thailand nel 2008.
Enforcing and monitoring company policies on business process orchestrations
P. CeravoloPrimo
;C. FugazzaSecondo
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2008
Abstract
Business Process Modeling is increasingly important for the digitization of both IT and non-IT business processes, as well as for their deployment on service-oriented architectures. While a number of methodologies, languages, and software tools have been proposed to support digital business process design, a lot remains to be done for assessing a business process model validity with respect to an existing organizational structure or external constraints. This paper presents a technique for checking semantics-aware process representations w.r.t. general corporate policies and security compliance regulations.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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