Implementation of Business Process Models with Workflow
Management Systems: Concepts and Project Experiences
Stefan Junginger, sjung@socs.uts.edu.au
University of Vienna
Tuesday 3 November, 1998: 11am
Abstract
The presentation starts with introducing the BPMS-Paradigma, a framework
for business process management. Then the main concepts of BPR (Business
Process Reengineering) and workflow technology are explained.
The implementation of business process models ("Business
Graph") with workflow management systems inludes from a modeling
point of view two main tasks:
a) The transformation of process models between the used modeling
methods
b) The design of a workflow model ("Execution Graph"), that
can be executed by an workflow engine
For both tasks concepts and project experiences are presented.
At the end there will be given a short demonstration of the business
process management tool ADONIS which offers interfaces to different
workflow products. ADONIS is based on research results evolved at the
University of Vienna and was developed into a commercial toolkit by BOC
GmbH.
Presenter
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Stefan Junginger is a doctoral candidate at the Institute of Applied
Computer Science and Information Systems at the University of Vienna.
His research interests are in metamodeling, and the simulation and
implementation of business processes to target platforms like workflow
management systems, CASE-Tools, groupware systems and standard software.
He is also associated with the company BOC GmbH, where he was head of
the development of the business process management tool ADONIS, that is
now widely used in Europe in the financial services sector.
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