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One more book on business processes! Why? This book
gives you a view on the subject that substantially
differs from the views typical for other books.
Instead of defining the concept of process from the
business perspective, it adopts the definition
already existing in other disciplines and applies it
to business. More exactly, it uses the conceptual
ideas from the mathematical system theory that deals
with modeling and controlling physical processes. A
characteristic feature of the approach is that a
business process is viewed as a trajectory in a
state-space rather than a sequence of activities.
This view requires reconsidering all issues essential
for the business process domain, including languages
and methods for business process modeling, and
building process support systems. The book summarizes
the author's research and practical experience of
working with these issues. It is of interest for
researchers and practitioners already working in the
domain, as well as for other professionals,
especially with engineering background, who want to
be introduced in the domain of business processes (no
prior knowledge on business processes or mathematical
system theory is required).
gives you a view on the subject that substantially
differs from the views typical for other books.
Instead of defining the concept of process from the
business perspective, it adopts the definition
already existing in other disciplines and applies it
to business. More exactly, it uses the conceptual
ideas from the mathematical system theory that deals
with modeling and controlling physical processes. A
characteristic feature of the approach is that a
business process is viewed as a trajectory in a
state-space rather than a sequence of activities.
This view requires reconsidering all issues essential
for the business process domain, including languages
and methods for business process modeling, and
building process support systems. The book summarizes
the author's research and practical experience of
working with these issues. It is of interest for
researchers and practitioners already working in the
domain, as well as for other professionals,
especially with engineering background, who want to
be introduced in the domain of business processes (no
prior knowledge on business processes or mathematical
system theory is required).