K. L. Myers and P. M. Berry. Workflow management systems: An AI perspective. Technical report, Artificial Intelligence Center, SRI International, December 23 1998. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....have been identified as major areas of interest in AI. However, there has been little overlap with the needs of the workflow community. Effective workflow management requires representations that makes the process logic explicit, thus allowing processes to be readily understood and adapted (Myers Berry 1999). Another characteristic of a good process representation is the ability to support a rich set of control metaphors, including iteration, sequencing, concurrency, monitoring, testing, and suspension resumption. Given the unpredictability of the operating environments, the ability to represent ....
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