Isabelle Linden, MyriamDerbali, Gabriel Schwanen, Jean-MarieJacquet, Ravi Ramdoyal, and Christophe Ponsard, Supporting unexpected situations in business process management using the BEM framework, EWG-DSS Thessaloniki-2013 Workshop, Greece, 29-31 May 2013.
Date: 29 mai 2013
Publication: Publications scientifiques ⊕
Expertises:
Ingénierie des systèmes IT complexes ⊕
A propos du projet: BEM ⊕
Business process management systems aim at ensuring an efficient business process enactment. Their activity rely on process mod-els representing sets of business scenarii. Unfortunately, these models cannot take all the possible states of the environment into account, espe-cially when a process is executed in a dynamic environment. The BEM (Business Event Manager) framework has been designed and developed in order to support dynamic process re-design at run-time in a situation where incompatibilities with the predefined model occur. The heart of the solution combines a business process engine, a complex event process-ing engine and an abductive planner. This paper describes the support offered by the BEM-framework, presents a generic description of the ar-chitecture together with its implementation.