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Transformation of yEPC business process models to YAWL

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Model transformations are frequently applied in business process modeling to bridge between languages on a different level of abstraction and formality. In this paper, we define a transformation between yEPCs which is an extension to the popular Event-driven Process Chain (EPC) and YAWL, a formal workflow language that is able to capture all of the 20 workflow patterns reported in [1]. We illustrate the transformation challenges and present a suitable transformation algorithm. The benefit of the transformation is threefold. First, it clarifies the semantics of yEPCs via a mapping to YAWL. Second, the deployment of yEPC business process models as workflows is simplified. Thirdly, yEPC models can be analyzed with YAWL verification tools.

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2003Workflow Patterns 2004YAWL: yet another workflow language 2000Production Workflow - Concepts and Techniques 2004BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN BUSINESS MODELS AND WORKFLOW SPECIFICATIONS 2005On the semantics of EPCs: Resolving the vicious circle 1998Sap R/3 Process-Oriented Implementation: Iterative Process Prototyping 2005EPC markup language (EPML): an XML-based interchange format for event-driven process chains (EPC)2002Syntax und Semantik Ereignisgesteuerter Prozessketten (EPK)

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