Constructing a decision support system for management of employee turnover risk
Information Technology and Management
A role-oriented service system architecture for enterprise process collaboration
Computers and Operations Research
Improving user experience with case-based reasoning systems using text mining and Web 2.0
Expert Systems with Applications: An International Journal
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Business process management systems traditionally focused on supporting the modeling and automation of business processes, with the objective of enabling fast and cost-effective process execution. As more and more processes become automated, customers become increasingly interested in managing process execution. This paper presents a set of concepts and a methodology toward business process intelligence (BPI) using dynamic process performance evaluation, including measurement models based on activity-based management (ABM) and a dynamic enterprise process performance evaluation methodology. The proposed measurement models support the analysis of six process flows within a manufacturing enterprise including activity flow, information flow, resource flow, cost flow, cash flow, and profit flow, which are crucial for enterprise managers to control the process execution quality and detect problems and areas for improvements. The proposed process performance evaluation methodology uses time, quality, service, cost, speed, efficiency, and importance as seven evaluation criteria. A prototype system supporting dynamic enterprise process modeling, analysis of six process flows, and process performance prediction has been implemented to validate the proposed methodology.