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Formalising Feasibility and Correctness of Distributed Business Processes

Tomasz JanowskiContact Information and Adegboyega OjoContact Information

(6)  International Institute for Software Technology, The United Nations University, P.O. Box 3058, Macau
Abstract
A distributed business process organizes activities by several enterprises to fulfill a given business goal. The purpose of this paper is to formalise what it means for such a process to be feasible (possible to carry out given the resources delegated for its execution) and for a feasible process to be correct (satisfying a given business goal), using customer-driven manufacturing as a particular, although broadly defined business area. Possible applications are: formal analysis of business processes, providing formal semantics to process modelling languages, and specification and rigorous development of business-support software.
On leave from the Computer Science Department, University of Lagos, Nigeria.

Contact Information Tomasz Janowski
Email: tj@iist.unu.edu

Contact Information Adegboyega Ojo
Email: ao@iist.unu.edu
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  1. Etoundi, Roger Atsa (2006) Feature-oriented workflow modelling based on enterprise human resource planning. Business Process Management Journal 12(5)
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