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Workflow modeling: exception and failure handling representation
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  • 1995Dynamic change within workflow systems476 cited
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  • 1996Petri-net-based workflow management software75 cited
  • 1998Contributions to Exception Handling in Workflow Management38 cited
  • 1998A scheme to specify and implement ad-hoc recovery in workflow systems15 cited
  • 1995Trigger modelling for workflow analysis12 cited

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