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A Pattern-based Process Management System to Flexibly Execute Collaborative Tasks
Author(s) -
Mamadou Lakhassane Cisse,
Hanh Tran,
Samba Diaw,
Bernard Coulette,
Alassane Bah
Publication year - 2019
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.5220/0007680702730280
Subject(s) - computer science , process (computing) , task (project management) , control (management) , task management , human–computer interaction , software engineering , distributed computing , process management , artificial intelligence , programming language , systems engineering , engineering
Managing collaborations during the execution of a process is complex and challenging, especially for managing the collaboration inside a task having multiple instances performed by various actors. Existing process management approaches propose either a rigid control for conducting such collaborative tasks or no control at all. Aiming at a more flexible way to execute and control multi-instance tasks, we investigate a solution based on late-binding mechanism to allow actors choosing dynamically suitable strategies to perform their collaboration. First, we propose a process modeling language which focuses on describing multi-instance tasks and their dynamic instances at execution time. Second, this language is then used to represent patterns capturing reusable collaboration strategies. A prototype of a pattern-based Process Management System has been developed to demonstrate the possible flexible execution of collaborative tasks.

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