A Rule-Driven Business Process Design

Business rules represent the core of an administration and affect either the business processes or the behaviours of the system participants. The rules are expressions that define or constrain business aspects of each administration. They are used to create and validate business structures or to che...

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Main Authors: Corradini, F., Meschini, G., Polzonetti, A., Riganelli, O.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
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Applied sciences
Business Process
Business process re-engineering
Business Rule
Collaborative work
Computer science
control theory
systems
Costs
eGovernment
Environmental economics
Exact sciences and technology
Information systems
Information systems. Data bases
Iterative methods
Memory organisation. Data processing
Organizing
Process design
Service oriented architecture
Software
Software prototyping
Workflow
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Business Process
Business process re-engineering
Business Rule
Collaborative work
Computer science
control theory
systems
Costs
eGovernment
Environmental economics
Exact sciences and technology
Information systems
Information systems. Data bases
Iterative methods
Memory organisation. Data processing
Organizing
Process design
Service oriented architecture
Software
Software prototyping
Workflow
title A Rule-Driven Business Process Design
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