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Supporting Dynamic Process Specifications Using Communication-Based Processes
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In this paper, we introduce M-Trans system, which has an ability of recording the specification of the design process for the communicative process, which is designed in a discussion and is be specified incompletely, of creating the communicative process according to the specification, and of supporting dynamic process specifications utilizing the record of executed communicative process. The system is based on the model that provides integrated specification of a process and communication. The execution of the communicative process may be performed on parallel with the design process, and the design process and the implementation may have interactions for coordination. Moreover, we present a method for verifying consistency between the communicative process and its specification. Managing communicative process is important since it realizes adaptation to unexpected situations, including exception handling and dynamic re-composition of a process in WfMS.
Index Terms:
Collaborative work support, Flexible Workflow, Process management system, Communication management system
Citation:
S. Inoue, M. Iwaihara, "Supporting Dynamic Process Specifications Using Communication-Based Processes," hicss, vol. 9, pp.289b, 35th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'02)-Volume 9, 2002
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