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Ying Zou - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a business Process Explorer recovering business Processes from business applications
Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process contains a set of logically related tasks executed to fulfill business goals. Business applications enable organizations to automatically perform their daily operations. Business Processes and business applications keep on changing independently due to dynamic business environments. Therefore, business Process definitions are rarely up-to-dated to reflect the Processes deployed in business applications. This inconsistency creates difficulties for the communications between business analysts and software developers. We present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from business applications and refines the Process definitions by detecting business task clones which have similar functionality across Processes.
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WCRE - A Business Process Explorer: Recovering Business Processes from Business Applications
2008 15th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process contains a set of logically related tasks executed to fulfill business goals. Business applications enable organizations to automatically perform their daily operations. Business Processes and business applications keep on changing independently due to dynamic business environments. Therefore, business Process definitions are rarely up-to-dated to reflect the Processes deployed in business applications. This inconsistency creates difficulties for the communications between business analysts and software developers. We present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from business applications and refines the Process definitions by detecting business task clones which have similar functionality across Processes.
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ICSE - A business Process Explorer: recovering and visualizing e-commerce business Processes
Proceedings of the 13th international conference on Software engineering - ICSE '08, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Chun Foo, Liliane Barbour, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process is composed of a set of interrelated tasks which are joined together by control flow elements. E-commerce systems implement business Processes to automate the daily operations of an organization. Organizations must continuously modify their e-commerce systems to accommodate changes to business Processes. However, modifying e-commerce systems is a time consuming and error prone task. To correctly perform this task, developers require an in-depth understanding of multi-tiered e-commerce systems and the business Processes that they implement. In this paper, we present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from three tier e-commerce systems. Developers can explore the recovered business Processes and browse the corresponding source code. We integrate our tool with IBM WebSphere Business Modeler (WBM), a leading commercial tool for business Process management and modeling. Business analysts could then visualize and analyze the recovered Processes using WBM. The business Process Explorer eases the co-evolution of business Processes and their e-commerce system implementation.
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a business Process Explorer recovering and visualizing e commerce business Processes
International Conference on Software Engineering, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Liliane Barbour, King Chun Foo, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process is composed of a set of interrelated tasks which are joined together by control flow elements. E-commerce systems implement business Processes to automate the daily operations of an organization. Organizations must continuously modify their e-commerce systems to accommodate changes to business Processes. However, modifying e-commerce systems is a time consuming and error prone task. To correctly perform this task, developers require an in-depth understanding of multi-tiered e-commerce systems and the business Processes that they implement. In this paper, we present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from three tier e-commerce systems. Developers can explore the recovered business Processes and browse the corresponding source code. We integrate our tool with IBM WebSphere Business Modeler (WBM), a leading commercial tool for business Process management and modeling. Business analysts could then visualize and analyze the recovered Processes using WBM. The business Process Explorer eases the co-evolution of business Processes and their e-commerce system implementation.
Jin Guo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a business Process Explorer recovering business Processes from business applications
Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process contains a set of logically related tasks executed to fulfill business goals. Business applications enable organizations to automatically perform their daily operations. Business Processes and business applications keep on changing independently due to dynamic business environments. Therefore, business Process definitions are rarely up-to-dated to reflect the Processes deployed in business applications. This inconsistency creates difficulties for the communications between business analysts and software developers. We present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from business applications and refines the Process definitions by detecting business task clones which have similar functionality across Processes.
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WCRE - A Business Process Explorer: Recovering Business Processes from Business Applications
2008 15th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process contains a set of logically related tasks executed to fulfill business goals. Business applications enable organizations to automatically perform their daily operations. Business Processes and business applications keep on changing independently due to dynamic business environments. Therefore, business Process definitions are rarely up-to-dated to reflect the Processes deployed in business applications. This inconsistency creates difficulties for the communications between business analysts and software developers. We present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from business applications and refines the Process definitions by detecting business task clones which have similar functionality across Processes.
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ICSE - A business Process Explorer: recovering and visualizing e-commerce business Processes
Proceedings of the 13th international conference on Software engineering - ICSE '08, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Chun Foo, Liliane Barbour, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process is composed of a set of interrelated tasks which are joined together by control flow elements. E-commerce systems implement business Processes to automate the daily operations of an organization. Organizations must continuously modify their e-commerce systems to accommodate changes to business Processes. However, modifying e-commerce systems is a time consuming and error prone task. To correctly perform this task, developers require an in-depth understanding of multi-tiered e-commerce systems and the business Processes that they implement. In this paper, we present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from three tier e-commerce systems. Developers can explore the recovered business Processes and browse the corresponding source code. We integrate our tool with IBM WebSphere Business Modeler (WBM), a leading commercial tool for business Process management and modeling. Business analysts could then visualize and analyze the recovered Processes using WBM. The business Process Explorer eases the co-evolution of business Processes and their e-commerce system implementation.
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a business Process Explorer recovering and visualizing e commerce business Processes
International Conference on Software Engineering, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Liliane Barbour, King Chun Foo, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process is composed of a set of interrelated tasks which are joined together by control flow elements. E-commerce systems implement business Processes to automate the daily operations of an organization. Organizations must continuously modify their e-commerce systems to accommodate changes to business Processes. However, modifying e-commerce systems is a time consuming and error prone task. To correctly perform this task, developers require an in-depth understanding of multi-tiered e-commerce systems and the business Processes that they implement. In this paper, we present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from three tier e-commerce systems. Developers can explore the recovered business Processes and browse the corresponding source code. We integrate our tool with IBM WebSphere Business Modeler (WBM), a leading commercial tool for business Process management and modeling. Business analysts could then visualize and analyze the recovered Processes using WBM. The business Process Explorer eases the co-evolution of business Processes and their e-commerce system implementation.
Liliane Barbour - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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ICSE - A business Process Explorer: recovering and visualizing e-commerce business Processes
Proceedings of the 13th international conference on Software engineering - ICSE '08, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Chun Foo, Liliane Barbour, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process is composed of a set of interrelated tasks which are joined together by control flow elements. E-commerce systems implement business Processes to automate the daily operations of an organization. Organizations must continuously modify their e-commerce systems to accommodate changes to business Processes. However, modifying e-commerce systems is a time consuming and error prone task. To correctly perform this task, developers require an in-depth understanding of multi-tiered e-commerce systems and the business Processes that they implement. In this paper, we present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from three tier e-commerce systems. Developers can explore the recovered business Processes and browse the corresponding source code. We integrate our tool with IBM WebSphere Business Modeler (WBM), a leading commercial tool for business Process management and modeling. Business analysts could then visualize and analyze the recovered Processes using WBM. The business Process Explorer eases the co-evolution of business Processes and their e-commerce system implementation.
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a business Process Explorer recovering and visualizing e commerce business Processes
International Conference on Software Engineering, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Liliane Barbour, King Chun Foo, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process is composed of a set of interrelated tasks which are joined together by control flow elements. E-commerce systems implement business Processes to automate the daily operations of an organization. Organizations must continuously modify their e-commerce systems to accommodate changes to business Processes. However, modifying e-commerce systems is a time consuming and error prone task. To correctly perform this task, developers require an in-depth understanding of multi-tiered e-commerce systems and the business Processes that they implement. In this paper, we present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from three tier e-commerce systems. Developers can explore the recovered business Processes and browse the corresponding source code. We integrate our tool with IBM WebSphere Business Modeler (WBM), a leading commercial tool for business Process management and modeling. Business analysts could then visualize and analyze the recovered Processes using WBM. The business Process Explorer eases the co-evolution of business Processes and their e-commerce system implementation.
King Chun Foo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a business Process Explorer recovering and visualizing e commerce business Processes
International Conference on Software Engineering, 2008Co-Authors: Jin Guo, Liliane Barbour, King Chun Foo, Ying ZouAbstract:A business Process is composed of a set of interrelated tasks which are joined together by control flow elements. E-commerce systems implement business Processes to automate the daily operations of an organization. Organizations must continuously modify their e-commerce systems to accommodate changes to business Processes. However, modifying e-commerce systems is a time consuming and error prone task. To correctly perform this task, developers require an in-depth understanding of multi-tiered e-commerce systems and the business Processes that they implement. In this paper, we present a business Process Explorer tool which automatically recovers business Processes from three tier e-commerce systems. Developers can explore the recovered business Processes and browse the corresponding source code. We integrate our tool with IBM WebSphere Business Modeler (WBM), a leading commercial tool for business Process management and modeling. Business analysts could then visualize and analyze the recovered Processes using WBM. The business Process Explorer eases the co-evolution of business Processes and their e-commerce system implementation.
Hajo A Reijers - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the multi perspective Process Explorer
CEUR Workshop Proceedings, 2015Co-Authors: Felix Mannhardt, Massimiliano De Leoni, Hajo A ReijersAbstract:Organizations use Process mining techniques to analyze event data recorded by their information systems. Multi-perspective Process mining techniques make use of data attributes attached to events to analyze Processes from multiple perspectives. Applying those multi-perspective Process mining techniques in practice is a laborious task when the event data contains a large number of at- Tributes and many different trace variants. Tools that facilitate the usage of these techniques in practical settings are missing. We describe the Multi-perspective Process Explorer as a new tool that integrates current multi-perspective Process mining techniques for discovery and conformance checking. It supports common tasks in multi-perspective Process mining, and aims to reduce the time needed to explore event data.
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BPM (Demos) - The multi-perspective Process Explorer
2015Co-Authors: Felix Mannhardt, Massimiliano De Leoni, Hajo A ReijersAbstract:Organizations use Process mining techniques to analyze event data recorded by their information systems. Multi-perspective Process mining techniques make use of data attributes attached to events to analyze Processes from multiple perspectives. Applying those multi-perspective Process mining techniques in practice is a laborious task when the event data contains a large number of at- Tributes and many different trace variants. Tools that facilitate the usage of these techniques in practical settings are missing. We describe the Multi-perspective Process Explorer as a new tool that integrates current multi-perspective Process mining techniques for discovery and conformance checking. It supports common tasks in multi-perspective Process mining, and aims to reduce the time needed to explore event data.