A quick overview of the approaches reveals that they are either incompatible with current landscape designs or inconsistent with the specification.
Ways of representing landscapes of processes in BPMN
RITA special issue on BPM is now ready to receive contributions
We are pleased to announce that the submission system for the special issue of ‘Revista de Informática Teórica e Aplicada’ (RITA) on Business Process Management, is ready to receive contributions. Full details of submission procedure and requirements are available at https://lnkd.in/ejjAZAj. Best regards from the special issue editors Prof. Dr. Lucineia Heloisa Thom, Prof. Dr. …
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Workshop on R&D ideas
Today I was a co-organizer and an active presenter on a successful online event, a workshop where we exchanged ideas on the cultural impacts in process diagrams and UX design. Thanks to Celonis Academic Alliance team for this great opportunity, a great case on how academy and industry may collaborate. Looking forward to future collaborations.
The First Workshop on Academy Meets Industry in Information System Engineering
I am happy and honored to be one of the organizers of AMISE, the first workshop on academy meets industry in information system engineering. As a part of CAiSE'20, the workshop brings the opportunity for academics, researchers and practitioners, including vendors and developers to discuss their mutual collaboration challenges and lessons learned in the field …
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Visiting professor at Vienna University of Economics and Business
My three-months stay at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, Department of Information Systems and Operations, has finished "in the blink of an eye". Vienna’s skyline is a wonder to behold, whereas the Gloriette at the top of Schönbrunn's park is one of my favorites. The featured photo was taken with my mobile phone. …
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Report from my BPM/BPMN adventure in Istanbul
It was almost an instant decision accepting an offer to prepare a BPM/BPMN workshop for a life-insurance company, located in 15 million metropol Istanbul. And I didn't regret it, in any case. How it all begun In February I've been contacted by Nobleprog, a global training and consultancy provider, if I would be prepared to …
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Interested in BPMN? Check these White Papers
If you are interested in topics related to business process modeling with BPMN, you may check white papers I've authored for Orbus Software. And here are the abstracts of the whitepapers. Modeling transactions with BPMN 2.0 Do you need to model business translations in a standardized way? Check this white paper! Similar to databases, transactions …
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How to document processes beyond the workflow?
The web is full of guidelines and templates on how to document processes. However the majority of them is partial - related to the description of the workflow-related information only (e.g. process activities, process boundaries, process inputs and outputs, process roles, etc.). Process documentation is more than just a process diagram. There is process-related information …
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Processes First
Today, a focal theme in one of Slovenia's main daily newspapers Večer is related to business processes. The article entitled "Working processes are the most neglected part of public sector" (slo. "Delovni procesi so najbolj zanemarjen del javnega sektorja") the interviewed public employee and expert mag. Mario Plešej states the following (translated from Slovenian language) : …
GDPR in action
Attending a seminar about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), presented by the Deputy Information representative of Republic Slovenia. GDPR definitely affects People, Processes and IT.
Gregor Polančič 