CFP1. Workshop on Practical Business Process Modeling (PBPM*00)

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CFP1. Workshop on Practical Business Process Modeling (PBPM*00)

                              Stockholm, 5-6 June 2000

in connection to CAiSE*OO http://www.caise00.nu

Abstract

Wide spread use of Internet leads to increasing volumes of customer requests and often results in the business environment where a relatively small staff handles a large amount of business processes. Effective management of business processes is impossible without a supporting computer system. In such system, not only internal staff are the users, but the customers as well (via Internet). The road to building process support systems goes through modeling business processes. The workshop is aimed to discuss Business Process Modeling from the viewpoint of application system development. Three most important topics are suggested for discussions: (a) conceptual model that gives us a common language to talk about business processes, (b) formal model and knowledge representation, (c) methods for extracting the end-user's knowledge. The results of discussions on each topic are expected to be summarized in a working document that will be produced directly after the workshop.

Details see: http://www.ibissoft.se/pbpm/pbpm00.htm.

The organizers would like to get any suggestions on the conceptual model

issue as soon as possible. Received on Mon Jan 24 2000 - 00:00:00 CET