Process Lines for Automatic Workflow Development
@inproceedings{Bernardi2013ProcessLF, title={Process Lines for Automatic Workflow Development}, author={Mario Luca Bernardi and Marta Cimitile and Fabrizio Maria Maggi}, booktitle={ICSOFT}, year={2013} }
In some business environments, processes of different organizations are very similar to each other. This produces families of processes with common characteristics but also portions that vary according to the specific organization. Two emerging approaches can be adopted and combined to easily model, implement and update families of business processes: Software Product Line (SPL) and Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). Our work suggests a framework to transfer the main peculiarities of the SPL…
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