Adding to the confusion: UML Profile for BPMN
Since the OMG added BPMN to its catalog of Business Modeling and Management Specifications I was wondering how OMG would deal with the clear overlapping between BPMN and UML activity diagrams (there...
View ArticleModeling social aspects of (software) processes
Check the blog post I’ve written for the ARIS Community blog (digital home of all ARIS and BPM geeks around the world) discussing the importance of modeling the social aspects of software processes. We...
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BPMN Composer tool
Today we have a guest post by Yves Yang introducing his tool BPMN Composer (“The Modeler that is 100% BPMN 2.0”). Enter Yves: BPMN is a standard initiated in the early 2000s by a group called Business...
View ArticleExtracting business rules out of Java – An MDE approach
Valerio Cosentino presented in the RuleML Symposium held in conjunction with ECAI 2012 (20th biennial European Conference on Artificial Intelligence) his work on the extraction of the business rules...
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From spreadsheets to dataflow diagrams
Via It will never work in practice, I discover the work (and of Felienne Hermans, Martin Pinzger and Arie van Deursen on “Supporting Professional Spreadsheet Users by Generating Leveled Dataflow...
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Modelling BPMN 2.0 with bpmn.io
bpmn.io has accomplished the creation of a free and open source platform for both experts and novices to model in BPMN 2.0. Discover it now! The post Modelling BPMN 2.0 with bpmn.io appeared first on...
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An Empirical Study on Simplification of Business Process Modeling Languages
A empirical study presenting a methodology to adapt/personalize modeling languages, illustrated with the domain of business processes modeling languages The post An Empirical Study on Simplification of...
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The secret life of rules in Software Engineering
Summary of my invited talk at the RuleML+RR conference where I discussed why rules are not first-class citizens in software engineering and why this has to change to keep up with the demands of big...
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Fixing defects in integrity constraints via constraint mutation
Defining the right constraints for any system is a challenging task that risks over-constraining or under-constraining the data. Our method helps designers to find the proper constraints by...
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Automatic generation of User Interfaces from BPMN Models
A new approach to partially generate graphical user interfaces from business process models based on a set of common BPMN patterns. The post Automatic generation of User Interfaces from BPMN Models...
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Improving research quality thanks to modeling tools: model-based analysis of...
The quality of process descriptions in research is essential to reproducibility and theory building. We suggest that model-based analysis can contribute to the improvement and concise communication of...
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Automatic Generation of Workflow-Aware Domain Models
A lightweight approach to generate domain models that automatically respect and enforce your business process definition The post Automatic Generation of Workflow-Aware Domain Models appeared first on...
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Logic Model Automation with API Logic Server
Easily define and execute business logic and business rules for your data-driven system with our easy-to-use low-code and model interpretation approach
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DPMN: A Discrete Process Modeling Language
The Discrete Event Process Modeling Notation (DPMN) combines the formally precise language of Event Graphs with the intuitive flowchart notation of BPMN
View ArticleFrom spreadsheets to dataflow diagrams
Via It will never work in practice, I discover the work (and of Felienne Hermans, Martin Pinzger and Arie van Deursen on “Supporting Professional Spreadsheet Users by Generating Leveled Dataflow...
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Modelling BPMN 2.0 with bpmn.io
bpmn.io has accomplished the creation of a free and open source platform for both experts and novices to model in BPMN 2.0. Discover it now!
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An Empirical Study on Simplification of Business Process Modeling Languages
A empirical study presenting a methodology to adapt/personalize modeling languages, illustrated with the domain of business processes modeling languages
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The secret life of rules in Software Engineering
Summary of my invited talk at the RuleML+RR conference where I discussed why rules are not first-class citizens in software engineering and why this has to change to keep up with the demands of big...
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Fixing defects in integrity constraints via constraint mutation
Defining the right constraints for any system is a challenging task that risks over-constraining or under-constraining the data. Our method helps designers to find the proper constraints by...
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Automatic generation of User Interfaces from BPMN Models
A new approach to partially generate graphical user interfaces from business process models based on a set of common BPMN patterns.
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