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Managing the complexity of emergent processes

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conference contribution
posted on 2024-06-03, 12:12 authored by IT Hawryszkiewycz, Shang GaoShang Gao
Business processes in knowledge intensive environments often emerge rather than following predefined steps. Such emergence can result in disconnected activities, which result in complex interaction structures that require ways to maintain awareness across the activities and to coordinate the activities to a common goal. The paper suggests that new ways are needed to both model emergent processes and support and manage them using information technologies. The paper describes a metamodel, which includes the commands to create initial processes and to realize emergence. It then describes a prototype system that implements these semantics and realizes the creation of initial structures and their emergence and coordination.

History

Volume

3

Pagination

319-325

Location

Angers, France

Start date

2003-04-23

End date

2003-04-26

ISBN-10

9729881618

Language

eng

Publication classification

X Not reportable, EN.1 Other conference paper

Copyright notice

2003, ICEIS

Title of proceedings

ICEIS 2003 - Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

Event

Enterprise Information Systems. International Conference (5th : 2003 : Angers, France)

Publisher

ICEIS

Place of publication

[Angers, France]

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