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Using Declarative Specifications in Business Process Design

Gil Regev, Alain Wegmann, Irina Rychkova

Business process modeling techniques, such as BPMN, encourage the early specification of the exact order in which the activities of the process will be executed. However, a business process may be exposed to different environments and subjected to many con ...

2008

Some results for long-range exclusion processes

Thomas Mountford

We examine the long-range exclusion process introduced by Spitzer and studied by Liggett and answer some of the open questions raised by Liggett. In particular, we show the existence of equilibria corresponding to bounded dual harmonic functions and that t ...

2008

Autonomic Resource Provisioning for Software Business Processes

Thomas Heinis

Software development nowadays involves several levels of abstraction: starting from the programming of single objects, to their combination into components, to their publication as services and the overall architecture linking elements at each level. As a ...

2007

Mirroring Resources or Mapping Requests: Implementing WS-RF for Grid Workflows

Thomas Heinis

The Web services resource framework (WS-RF) and the Web services notification (WS-N) specifications are a crucial component of grid infrastructures. They provide a standardized interface to stateful services so that they can be managed remotely. There are ...

2006

REVERSE TRANSFER OF NANOSTENCIL PATTERNS USING INTERMEDIATE SACRIFICIAL LAYER AND LIFT-OFF

Jürgen Brugger, Marc Antonius Friedrich van den Boogaart, Oscar Vazquez Mena

We have developed a new process for reversing the nanostencil patterns by using an intermediate sacrificial layer. Using this process, we can pattern isolated ‘empty’ shapes with their background filled with a certain material, which is impossible with the ...

2006

Reasoning on Dynamically Built Reasoning Space with Ontology Modules

Several applications require reasoning over autonomously developed ontologies. Initially conceived to explicit the semantics of a certain domain, these ontologies become a powerful tool for supporting business interactions, once heterogeneities have been s ...

2005

Situation-based modeling framework for enterprise architecture

Pavel Balabko

This thesis presents the Situation-Based Modeling Framework for Enterprise Architecture. This framework improves system modeling by making models more systemic and, therefore, making reasoning about these models easier. The context of this thesis is Enterp ...

EPFL2005

Context Based Reasoning in Business Process Models

Alain Wegmann, Pavel Balabko

Modeling approaches often are not adapted to human reasoning: models are ambiguous and imprecise. A same model element may have multiple meanings in different functional roles of a system. Existing modeling approaches do not relate explicitly these functio ...

IEEE2003

This review sums up the activity in the field of in situ product removal in whole cell bioprocesses over the last 20 yr. It gives a complete summary of ISPR operations with microbial cells and cites a series of interesting ISPR applications in plant and an ...

Springer2003

Start making sense: The Chatty Web approach for global semantic agreements

Karl Aberer, Manfred Hauswirth, Philippe Cudré-Mauroux

This paper describes a novel approach for obtaining semantic interoperability among data sources in a bottom-up, semi-automatic manner without relying on pre-existing, global semantic models. We assume that large amounts of data exist that have been organi ...

2003