ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR)
Guest Editors' Introduction: Web Engineering— An Introduction
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Conceptual Modeling of Device-Independent Web Applications
IEEE MultiMedia
Modelling strategic relationships for process reengineering
Modelling strategic relationships for process reengineering
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How BPEL and SOA Are Changing Web Services Development
IEEE Internet Computing
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The web plays a central role in such diverse application domains as business. As the use of web grows, organizations are increasingly choosing to use it to provide their services to their clients. Services are the systemization of the business processes in the organization. A bad definition and management of the services makes the systematization fail or not to have the expected success. The business process modeling is the first step in the systematization. Due to the great number of modeling tools in existence it is necessary to identify the information that they allow to specify. In this paper, a set of concepts is proposed to evaluate modeling tools for business process modeling using three levels of abstractions –organizational, conceptual and web. The evaluation compares the modeling capabilities supplied by the different techniques. This evaluation also allows determining what modeling tool is the most appropriate to model specific concepts of interest to a particular organization or problem.