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For years, research has been devoted to the introduction of flexibility to enterprise information systems. There are corresponding concepts for mainly three established paradigms: workflow management, business rule management and complex event processing. It has however been indicated that the integration of the three paradigms with respect to their meta-models and execution principles yields significant potential for more efficient and flexible enterprise applications and that there is still a lack in conceptual and technical guidance for their integration. The contribution of this work is a loosely coupled architecture integrating all three paradigms. This includes a clear definition of its building blocks together with the main realization challenges. In this context, an approach for assisting modelers in solving the question which paradigm should be used in which way for expressing a particular business aspect is presented.

THE CONVERGENCE OF WORKFLOWS, BUSINESS RULES AND COMPLEX EVENTS - Defining a Reference Architecture and Approaching Realization Challenges