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CAISE
2006
Springer

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Supporting Planned and Ad-Hoc Changes of Business Processes

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Supporting Planned and Ad-Hoc Changes of Business Processes

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Flexibility of business processes requires a modeling language that can distinguish between the stable and flexible parts of a business process. Starting from a general model of business interaction, we develop the model of the stable part in the form of an Collaboration Model. We assume that changes of this model are rare and carefully planned. The flexible part is stored in socalled business rules that can be changed on an ad-hoc basis.

Peter Rittgen

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Added	20 Aug 2010
Updated	20 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2006
Where	CAISE
Authors	Peter Rittgen

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