Extracting Features From Process Variants in Case Management
Abstract
Case Management supports knowledge workers in performing knowledge-intensive processes in a flexible way. An essential ingredient of Case Management are template processes that are modified for a specific case to suit the context of that case. Modifying templates results in many different yet related process variants. However, modifying a template is time consuming and may lead to errors. This paper defines an approach to extract fragments, called features, from artifact-centric process variants in case management. By composing the extracted features, the input variants and other process variants can be derived. This way, complex artifact-centric process variants can be designed more efficiently and their quality improves, since well-known modifications are applied.
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@article{arxiv.2006.00236,
title = {Extracting Features From Process Variants in Case Management},
author = {Rik Eshuis},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2006.00236},
year = {2020}
}