BP-MaaS: A Runtime Compliance-Monitoring System for Business Processes

As an additional utility, we have implemented a client application providing users with (i) a simple interface for the choice of the (set of) configuration(s), i.e., the selection

Contribution 1: Comparing and evaluating existing predictive process monitoring methods To compare the techniques conceptually, we propose a taxonomy of ex- isting methods for

The present work aims at use the authorization systems, and in particular the access control, into a business process so as to model and to provide a presump- tion of GDPR

Thus, in the case of a business process change, which includes the change of a business activity, IT component, or compliance requirement, the effects on busi- ness process

In this paper, we propose a mapping approach that fills the gap between the activ- ity lifecycle models supported by di ff erent process execution engines and the reference..

To be able to control whether a business object has assumed an unlawful state it is necessary: (1) to provide means explicitly defining states of business objects in business

And the other difference is to use the rea- soning for preventing the potential sematic error of a business process instance which occurs on the deduced knowledge or the generated

In contrast to traditional process monitoring techniques which are typically performed using data from running process instances only, predictive evidence-based BPM methods tap