KITFramework: A Framework Architecture For Supporting Knowledge-Intensive Processes
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Wolff, Daniela
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02.04.2009
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01A - Journal article
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Communications of SIWN
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6
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1-7
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The Foresight Academy of Technology
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Automating and supporting business processes is still a challenge as they are usually knowledge-intensive, can only be planned to a limited degree, but are compliance relevant. For well-structured processes workflow management systems are mainly useful and efficient. However, they lack flexibility in knowledge-intensive process parts. To cope with increasing changes, uncertainty and unpredictability they have to be more flexible and adaptable. Several approaches exist focusing on a specific problem (e.g. flexible resource allocation, consistency checking, context-relevant decision support and variable process planning) to support knowledge-intensive processes. To combine the advantages of well-structured processes with the demand of adaptivity and flexibility the paper introduces a framework combining the benefits of the workflow management systems and service-oriented architecture (SOA).
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BPEL, Business Process Execution Language, Framework, Knowledge Intensive Process, SOA, Workflow Engine
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2044-7272
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English
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Wolff, D. (2009). KITFramework: A Framework Architecture For Supporting Knowledge-Intensive Processes. Communications of SIWN, 6, 1–7. http://hdl.handle.net/11654/8794