Most PM systems are intended to serve in a hybrid machine{human environment [1]. Thus, variability through customization and evolution is crucial. As for interactive and knowledge-based systems, many PM systems have utilized interpretation and re ection, often combined with object-orientation. However, there is meagre methodological support for controlling variability e.g. of a Process Schema a...

The cloud is at the centre of attention in various fields, including that of BPM. However, all BPM systems in the cloud seem to be nothing more than an installation in the cloud with a web-interface for a single organisation, while cloud technology offers an excellent platform for cooperation on an intraand inter-organisational level. In this paper, we show how cloud technology can be used for ...

The increasing adoption of Process-Aware Information Systems, together with the reuse of process knowledge, has led to the emergence of process model repositories with large process families, i.e., collections of related process model variants. For managing such related model collections two types of approaches exist. While behavioral approaches take supersets of variants and derive a process v...

Artifact-centric process modelling is a promising technology to manage business operations. The Guard-Stage-Milestone (GSM) life-cycle is a declarative approach to specify artifacts and their lifecycles. Currently there’s no approach to manage process variability in the field of artifact-centric business process models. Existing variability management approaches are designed especially for acti...

Domain Engineering (DE) and Component-based Development (CBD) are approaches that focus on reuse. On the one hand, DE methods emphasize variability modeling in analysis phase. On the other hand, most CBD methods gude on the development of components, with a minor focus on reusability properties. This paper presents an approach to support variability modeling, in a Component-based Domain Enginee...

Today, a PAIS (Process-Aware Information System) is the broadly adopted information system by enterprises, which aims to define how to use services and business processes to achieve the business goals of enterprises. For this purpose, research work in PAIS was interested in aligning business processes and services in order to achieve a good connection between business process models as represen...

We present a graphical and dynamic framework for binding and execution of (business) process models. It is tailored to integrate 1) ad hoc processes modeled graphically, 2) third party services discovered in the (Inter)net, and 3) (dynamically) synthesized process chains that solve situationspecific tasks, with the synthesis taking place not only at design time, but also at runtime. Key to our ...

Software companies have a difficulty on applying a software process to varied software development domains. this paper suggested a commonality and variability analysis method for software process tailoring that can build software process that will be applied for certain software project by reusing software process asset constructed by software organizations. If software companies apply a softwa...

It is a good practice to consider the adaptation of any process to particular situations. This applies to Requirements Engineering where the requirements production process becomes adaptable to particular situations. Indicators depicting these situations should be created in order to guide the choice of the requirements process that best suits each specific case. Almost all literature offers a ...

While inclusion of emerging technology-based Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) devices in on-chip memory subsystems offers excellent potential for energy savings and scalability, their sensing vulnerability creates Process Variation (PV) challenges. This paper presents a circuit-architecture cross-layer solution to realize a radically-different approach to leveraging as-built variations via specific Se...