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ORCID25th CAiSE 2013: Valencia, Spain - BPMDS / EMMSAD
- Selmin Nurcan, Henderik Alex Proper, Pnina Soffer, John Krogstie, Rainer Schmidt, Terry A. Halpin, Ilia Bider:
Enterprise, Business-Process and Information Systems Modeling - 14th International Conference, BPMDS 2013, 18th International Conference, EMMSAD 2013, Held at CAiSE 2013, Valencia, Spain, June 17-18, 2013. Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing 147, Springer 2013, ISBN 978-3-642-38483-7
BPMDS and EMMSAD Session 1: Joint Keynote
- Brian Henderson-Sellers:
Multi-level Modelling: Time for a 'Copernican' (R)Evolution? 1
BPMDS Session 2: Innovative Representations for Knowledge-Intensive Processes
- Cornelia Haisjackl, Stefan Zugal, Pnina Soffer, Irit Hadar, Manfred Reichert, Jakob Pinggera, Barbara Weber
:
Making Sense of Declarative Process Models: Common Strategies and Typical Pitfalls. 2-17 - Nancy Alexopoulou, Mara Nikolaidou, Christian Stary:
Blending BPMS with Social Software for Knowledge-Intense Work: Research Issues. 18-31 - Irina Rychkova, Manuele Kirsch-Pinheiro, Bénédicte Le Grand:
Context-Aware Agile Business Process Engine: Foundations and Architecture. 32-47
BPMDS Session 3: BPM in Practice
- Nesi Outmazgin, Pnina Soffer:
Business Process Workarounds: What Can and Cannot Be Detected by Process Mining. 48-62 - Ilia Bider, Erik Perjons, Zakria Riaz Dar:
Using Data-Centric Business Process Modeling for Discovering Requirements for Business Process Support Systems: Experience Report. 63-77 - Sebastian Adam, Norman Riegel, Matthias Koch:
A Methodological Framework with Lessons Learned for Introducing Business Process Management. 78-93
BPMDS Session 4: Analysis of Business Process Models
- María Fernández-Ropero, Hajo A. Reijers, Ricardo Pérez-Castillo, Mario Piattini:
Repairing Business Process Models as Retrieved from Source Code. 94-108 - Thomas Baier, Jan Mendling:
Bridging Abstraction Layers in Process Mining: Event to Activity Mapping. 109-123 - Fernando Szimanski, Célia Ghedini Ralha, Gerd Wagner, Diogo R. Ferreira:
Improving Business Process Models with Agent-Based Simulation and Process Mining. 124-138
BPMDS Session 5: Model-Based Business Process Analysis
- Anis Boubaker, Hafedh Mili, Yasmine Charif, Abderrahmane Leshob:
Towards a Framework for Modeling Business Compensation Processes. 139-153 - Banu Aysolmaz, Deniz Iren, Onur Demirörs:
An Effort Prediction Model Based on BPM Measures for Process Automation. 154-167 - Jose Luis de la Vara, Juan Sánchez, Oscar Pastor:
On the Use of Goal Models and Business Process Models for Elicitation of System Requirements. 168-183
BPMDS Session 6: Flexible BPM
- Karolyne Oliveira, Jaelson Castro, Sergio España, Oscar Pastor:
Multi-level Autonomic Business Process Management. 184-198 - Amin Jalali, Paul Johannesson:
Multi-perspective Business Process Monitoring. 199-213 - Luciano Baresi, Annapaola Marconi, Marco Pistore, Adina Sirbu:
Corrective Evolution of Adaptable Process Models. 214-229
BPMDS Session 7: Improvement and Change Patterns
- Matthias Lohrmann, Manfred Reichert:
Demonstrating the Effectiveness of Process Improvement Patterns. 230-245 - Clara Ayora, Victoria Torres, Barbara Weber, Manfred Reichert, Vicente Pelechano:
Enhancing Modeling and Change Support for Process Families through Change Patterns. 246-260 - Barbara Weber, Jakob Pinggera, Victoria Torres, Manfred Reichert:
Change Patterns in Use: A Critical Evaluation. 261-276
BPMDS Session 8: Process Model Repositories
- Andrea Marrella, Yves Lespérance:
Synthesizing a Library of Process Templates through Partial-Order Planning Algorithms. 277-291 - Fabian Pittke, Henrik Leopold, Jan Mendling:
Spotting Terminology Deficiencies in Process Model Repositories. 292-307
EMMSAD Session 2: Advanced Modelling
- Terry A. Halpin:
Modeling of Reference Schemes. 308-323 - Guttorm Sindre, John Krogstie, Sundar Gopalakrishnan:
Visually Capturing Usage Context in BPMN by Small Adaptations of Diagram Notation. 324-338
EMMSAD Session 3: Capturing Design Knowledge
- Georgios Plataniotis, Sybren de Kinderen, Henderik Alex Proper:
Capturing Decision Making Strategies in Enterprise Architecture - A Viewpoint. 339-353 - Ora Wulf-Hadash, Iris Reinhartz-Berger:
Constructing Domain Knowledge through Cross Product Line Analysis. 354-369
EMMSAD Session 4: Method Engineering
- Kevin Vlaanderen, Geurt van Tuijl, Sjaak Brinkkemper, Slinger Jansen:
Incremental Method Enactment for Computer Aided Software Engineering Tools. 370-384 - Danny Oldenhave, Stijn Hoppenbrouwers, Theo P. van der Weide, Remco Lagarde:
Gamification to Support the Run Time Planning Process in Adaptive Case Management. 385-394
EMMSAD Session 5: Modelling Process
- John Krogstie:
A Semiotic Approach to Data Quality. 395-410 - Gayane Sedrakyan, Monique Snoeck:
Feedback-Enabled MDA-Prototyping Effects on Modeling Knowledge. 411-425
EMMSAD Session 6: Specialized Modelling
- Akram Idani, Yves Ledru, Adil Anwar:
A Rigorous Reasoning about Model Transformations Using the B Method. 426-440 - Alex Lotz, Juan F. Inglés-Romero, Cristina Vicente-Chicote, Christian Schlegel:
Managing Run-Time Variability in Robotics Software by Modeling Functional and Non-functional Behavior. 441-455
EMMSAD Session 7: Modelling Experiences
- Sobah Abbas Petersen, John Krogstie:
The World Out There: From Systems Modelling to Enterprise Modelling. 456-465 - Ghazaleh Khodabandelou, Charlotte Hug, Rébecca Deneckère, Camille Salinesi:
Process Mining Versus Intention Mining. 466-480
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