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Precise vs. Ultra-Light Activity Diagrams - An Experimental Assessment in the Context of Business Process Modelling
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  • 1999ARIS — Business Process Modeling792 cited
  • 2000ARIS — Business Process Modeling534 cited
  • 2000Enterprise modeling with UML: designing successful software through business analysis119 cited
  • 2002Deriving executable process descriptions from UML63 cited
  • 2008A Comparison of BPMN and UML 2.0 Activity Diagrams35 cited
  • 2002An implementation of the business process modelling approach in the automotive industry33 cited
  • 2009EPC vs. UML Activity Diagram - Two Experiments Examining their Usefulness for Requirements Engineering23 cited

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  • 2013Activity Diagrams Patterns for Modeling Business Processes11 cited
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