The DPIL Framework : Tool Support for Agile and Resource-Aware Business Processes

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Schönig, Stefan ; Zeising, Michael:
The DPIL Framework : Tool Support for Agile and Resource-Aware Business Processes.
In: Daniel, Florian ; Zugal, Stefan (Hrsg.): BPM Demo Session 2015 : Proceedings of the BPM Demo Session 2015. Co-located with the 13th International Conference on Business Process Management (BPM 2015). - Innsbruck, Austria , 2015 . - S. 125-129 . - (CEUR Workshop Proceedings ; 1418 )

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The Declarative Process Intermediate Language (DPIL) is a declarative process modelling language that allows for specifying multiperspective and multi-modal agile, i.e., exible, processes. The expressiveness of DPIL and its suitability for business process modelling have been evaluated with respect to the well-known Work ow Patterns. The DPIL Framework provides a tool set for supporting agile and resource aware business processes based on the language DPIL. While the DPIL Modeller component is used to create and verify models, the DPIL Navigator depicts a rule-based execution engine for enacting models. It comprises a web-based worklist which allows process participants to choose and perform tasks. In addition to this, the DPIL Miner component allows for the discovery of DPIL models from event logs.