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A business process consists of a group of business activities undertaken by one or more organizations in pursuit of some particular goal. It usually depends upon various business functions for support, e.g. personnel, accounting, inventory, and interacts with other business processes/activities carried by the same or other organizations. Consequently, the software implementing a business processes typically operates in a cross-organization, distributed environment.