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A Graphical Notation for Modeling Complex Events in Business Processes

Gero Decker · Alexander Großkopf · Alistair Barros

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Business Process Modeling and Analysis Advanced Database Systems and Queries Model-Driven Software Engineering Techniques

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Using complex event rules for capturing dependencies between business processes is an emerging trend in enterprise information systems. In previous work we have identified a set of requirements for event extensions for business process modeling languages. This paper introduces a graphical language for modeling composite events in business processes, namely BEMN, that fulfills all these requirements. These include event conjunction, disjunction and inhibition as well as cardinality of events whose graphical expression can be factored into flow-oriented process modeling and event rule modeling. Formal semantics for the language are provided.

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