Proposal for Using Semantic Technologies as a Means to Store and Exchange Subject-Oriented Process Models

Matthes Elstermann

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Business Process Modeling and Analysis Semantic Web and Ontologies Model-Driven Software Engineering Techniques

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This article re-investigates the idea of using the semantic-web-technologies for formally describing subject-oriented process models. It proposes improvements to previous knowledge models for subject-oriented process description and discusses why process models should directly be described in the web-ontology language, instead of only using it as secondary meta concept with the overall goal to enable interoperability between various S-BPM tools.

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2005Semantic business process management: a vision towards using semantic Web services for business process management 2014An ontology for the Business Process Modelling Notation 2013Subject-Oriented Modeling and Execution of Multi-agent Business Processes

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