Dynamic context-aware Business Process flexibility: an artefact-based approach using process mining

Authors:
Mounira Zerari;Mahmoud Boufaida
Affiliations:
LIRE Laboratory, Computer Science Department, Mentouri University of Constantine, 25000, Algeria.;LIRE Laboratory, Computer Science Department, Mentouri University of Constantine, 25000, Algeria
Venue:
International Journal of Business Intelligence and Data Mining
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Nowadays, enterprises and their business processes are becoming more dynamic. Business Processes (BPs) need to be able to adapt to changes in open business systems environments. This paper presents a new approach for BP flexibility based on context environments and artefacts. This approach enables a better reusability and exibility of independent BP modules in a context-aware run-time environment. We present a context-aware process mining framework where contexts will be automatically captured from execution environments to maximise the exibility of BPs. Process mining techniques are used to extract information from BP run-time. The reasoning about those information using artefact is shown.