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What is Process Modeling

Handbook of Research on Advancements in Environmental Engineering
Process modeling is an activity of representing the processes of an enterprise in order to analyze and improve this process. The modeling activity is usually performed by a business analyst or manager.
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A Case Study on Collaborative Modeling of Environmental Decision Processes
Kathrin Kirchner (Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany)
Copyright: © 2015 |Pages: 28
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-7336-6.ch009
Abstract
Environmental decision making has to deal with trade-offs between social, political, environmental, and economic impacts, with different stakeholders' views, which rely on expert knowledge and expertise. This chapter describes how such environmental decision processes can be explored, analyzed, documented, and formalized. Decisions in this problem area depend notably on expertise and experience acquired by all involved decision makers. In this chapter, a collaborative approach is developed and applied that integrates the stakeholders as a partner into the modeling process. After the decision process is documented using the card game CUTA4BPM, all information, which leads up to a decision, will be collected, systemized, and grouped using supplementary paper cards. The outcome of this modeling leads to a formalized model of the decision process. On account of this approach, the real decision process is modeled and increases trust in the decisions suggested by a decision support system later on. This collaborative approach is evaluated by a case study in crop planning.
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A Process Architecture Approach to Manage Health Process Reforms
Process modeling is an approach for visually depicting how businesses conduct their operations by defining the entities, activities, enablers and further relationships along control flows (Curtis et al., 1988; Gill, 1999).
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A Process Architecture Approach to Manage Health Process Reforms
Process modeling is an approach for visually depicting how businesses conduct their operations by defining the entities, activities, enablers and further relationships along control flows (Curtis et al., 1988; Gill, 1999).
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Knowledge Flow Identification
An activity in which a process is represented through a formalism called the process modeling language, which facilitates its analysis and abstracts the important aspects for the process analyzer.
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