COMPLEXITY MEASURES FOR NETWORK PROCESS EVOLUTION

Authors:
Fuad Gattaz Sobrinho;Cristiane Chaves Gattaz;Oscar Ivan Palma Pacheco
Affiliations:
FAECH --Faculdade Adventista de Hortolandia, CES, Hortolandia, SP, Brazil;USP --Universidade de São Paulo, Escola Politécnica, Departamento de Engenharia de Produção, REDECOOP, São Paulo, SP, Brasil;FAECH-Faculdade Adventista de Hortolandia, CES, Hortolandia, SP, Brazil
Venue:
Journal of Integrated Design & Process Science
Year:
2011

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Abstract

The foundation for network process evolution research is the modeling of network structure and behavior complexity. With such a model, network systems can be directed toward acquiring good maintainability attributes according to the principles of engineering. In this paper, a Process Management Network PMN model is developed to acquire directly from the target process codes the knowledge hidden among and within components of network systems. With the knowledge acquired by the PMN model, network structure and behavior complexity measures in terms of partitioning, restructuring and rewriting criteria are developed; a systematic process re-modularization schema is derived, and algorithms for scheduling network changes are presented. These criteria and mechanisms are used to guide the network evolution.