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Trigger modelling for workflow analysis

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Business Process Modeling and Analysis Model-Driven Software Engineering Techniques Scientific Computing and Data Management

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Trigger modelling is a technique that is meant to assist in the analysis of workflows in order to automate (parts of) the workflow. The simplicitity of the technique makes it usable for workflow analysts in practice. The technique has a formal semantics, which makes it suitable for support by CASE tools. It has been validated by user experiments and by building a prototype.

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1994An empirical study about the practice of workflow management

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