Preface
Organization
Contents
Technology
Privacy by Sharing Autonomy – A Design-Integrating Engineering Approach
1 Introduction
2 Related Work
2.1 Shared Autonomy
2.2 Privacy Management and CPS
2.3 Structuring the Findings
3 Sharing Autonomy for CPS Privacy Protection
3.1 Digital CPS Representation
3.2 Design-Integrating Engineering of Privacy Concerns
4 Transportation Use Case
5 Conclusion
References
An Im- and Export Library for the Subject-Oriented Exchange Standard
1 Introduction
2 Requirements and Basic Concepts
2.1 General Concept and Technical Background
2.2 Programming Language and Runtime Support
2.3 Requirements
3 Implementation
3.1 Supported Framework and Used Libraries
3.2 Brief Definition
3.3 Model and Components
3.4 Trouble with Triple Stores
3.5 Import
3.6 Export
3.7 Model Modification via Graph
3.8 Layered vs. Non-layered Models
4 Proof of Concept
5 Summary and Outlook
References
Understanding and Harnessing the Potential of Conversational AI for S-BPM
1 Introduction
2 Materials and Methods
2.1 S-BPM and the Parallel Activity Specification Scheme
2.2 Organizational Implementation of S-BPM
2.3 Conversational AI
2.4 Connecting Business Process Management with Conversational AI
3 Theoretical Findings
3.1 Chatbots in Modeling Semantics
3.2 Subject-Oriented Specification and Automated Creation of Chatbots
3.3 Chatbots as Subject-Oriented Modeling Helpers
4 Albert – A Subject-Oriented Chatbot
4.1 Development
4.2 Capabilities
5 Discussion
References
Application
A Comparative Study of Simulation Tools for Business Processes
1 Introduction
1.1 Initial Situation
1.2 Framework Conditions
1.3 Selection of Tools
2 Simulation of a Process
3 Contract Termination Process
3.1 Contract Termination Process Modeled with BPMN 2.0 in Signavio
3.2 Contract Termination Process Modeled with PASS
3.3 Contract Termination Process in a Flow Diagram
4 Simulation of Contract Termination Process
4.1 Input Data of the Contract Termination Process
4.2 Results from Signavio Simulation
4.3 Results from SiSi Simulation
4.4 Results from Process Simulator Simulation
5 Comparison and Interpretation of the Simulation Results
5.1 Comparison of the Simulation Results
5.2 Interpretation of Simulation Results
5.3 Comparison of Tool Handling
5.4 Comparison of Pricing Structure
6 Final Thoughts and Outlook
References
Subject-Oriented Business Process Models of SMEs: Case Study, Best Practices and Evaluation
1 Introduction
2 Methodological Approach
2.1 The Parallel Activity Specification Scheme
2.2 Requirements for the Case Study
2.3 Methodological Procedure
3 Case Study: Business Process Model of a Small Enterprise
3.1 The Complete Business Process Model
3.2 Best Practices
3.3 Results of the Evaluation Sheet
4 Discussion of the Results
4.1 Benefits of an Extensive Business Process Model
4.2 Caveats of the Best Practices
4.3 Evaluation of the Case Study
5 Conclusion and Outlook
References
Business Process Management Bridging Marketing and IT: Transformation Model for Customer Journey Maps and BPMN
1 Introduction
2 Related Work
3 Methodology
4 Results
5 Exemplary Use Case
6 Summary, Limitations and Future Work
References
A Co-evolution Model of Collaborative Process Design
1 Introduction
2 Collaboration in Process Modelling and Design
2.1 Subject-Oriented Process Modelling
2.2 Collaboration in Model-Driven Design
3 Modelling Collaborative Idea Generation as Co-evolution
4 Research Models for Empirical Studies of Collaborative Process Design
4.1 Task Openness and Social Creativity
4.2 Modes of Collaboration and Social Creativity
4.3 Modelling Tools and Social Creativity
5 Conclusion
References
Short Papers
A Single Point of Contact for Privacy Management in Cyber-Physical Systems
1 Introduction
2 CPS Architecture Design for Cross-Cutting Concerns
3 A Single-Point-of-Contact Architecture
3.1 Privacy Information Provision
3.2 Privacy Requirement Definition and Enforcement
3.3 Privacy Event Notifications
4 Summary and Conclusion
References
Subject-Oriented Modelling of VDI-4520: A First Draft
1 Introduction
2 VDI-4520 in Subject-Oriented Notation
2.1 Modelling the Product Management Process VDI-4520 in a Subject-Oriented Way Using PASS
2.2 Descriptive Comparison of the Classical Approach vs. The Subject-Oriented Diagram – a Beginners Point of View
3 Discussion: Potential Benefits and Disadvantages of the Subject-Oriented Model of the Product Management Process
3.1 Benefits
3.2 Drawbacks
4 Conclusion
References
Organizing a Self-organized Team: Towards a Maturity Model for Agile Business Process Management
1 Introduction
2 Related Work
3 Method
4 Initial Results
4.1 Categories
4.2 Factors
4.3 Indicators
5 Summary and Outlook
References
Are BPM Practitioners and Researchers Friends? Current Questions of Process Professionals and the Impact of Science
1 Introduction
2 Methodology
3 Relevance: BPM Trends in Business Practice
4 Rigor and Relevance: Trend Mapping
5 Discussion and Summary
References
Author Index