Workflow Management Kap. 5. Architecture of Workflows Wil van der Aalst has copyrights to almost all figures in the following slideshow made by Lars Frank. Most of this slideshow is self study!
Workflow Management Kap. 5. Architecture of Workflows Wil van der Aalst has copyrights to almost all figures in the following slideshow made by Lars Frank.
Mar 31, 2015
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Workflow ManagementKap. 5. Architecture of Workflows
Wil van der Aalst has copyrights to almost all figures in the following slideshow made by Lars Frank.
Most of this slideshow is self study!
Basic idea: Separation of Control and Execution
WFMC Reference model:
Why will interfaces 3 and 4 in a WFMS give problems if more than one database are updated?
Potential problems around interface 3:
The solutions are flexible transactions!
Adoptive workflowsis not for sale and therefore most of the subject is self study!
Adoptive workflow systems are a research object between the two extremes.
What would you do in practice if you need an adaptive workflow system and you cannot buy such a software product?
End of session.
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Staffware icons:
Staffware icons 2:
Staffware process diagram:
Staffware process diagram 2:
Staffware definitions:
Worklists:
Workitems:
Cases:
Two other examples:
COSA Network editor:
COSA User Editor:
COSA MemoBox:
Action Workflow 1:
Action Workflow 2:
Additional tools:
BPR tool: Protos (Pallas Athena):
4 views:
Simulation tool: ExSpeect (Bakkenist):
Simulation output:
Verification tool: Woflan (ETU):
Example 1:
Example 2:
Example 3:
Example 4:
Example 5:
An integrated tooltest:
End of session
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Exercise 4.8 E-business:
(Dvs. bevis soundness property ved hjælp af afledninger).
Which e-commerce model will you use in practice?
Example with travel agency:
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