BPM'09
- 1:
Picture Gallery. - 2: Program.
- 3: Call for Papers.
- 4: Keynotes.
- 5: Workshops.
- 6: Demonstrations.
- 7: Tutorials and Panels.
- 7.1:
Process Model Comprehension. - 7.2: Business Process Modeling.
- 7.3: BPMN 2.0.
- 7.4: Process Flexibility.
- 7.5: Process Compliance.
- 7.1:
- 8: Important Dates.
- 9: Committees.
- 10: Sponsorship.
- 11: Venue Ulm.
- 12: Co-located Events.
- 13: Past BPM Conferences.
- 14: Contact.
- 15: FAQ.
- 16: Downloads.
Tutorial 3: An Introduction to BPMN 2.0
The Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) aims at providing a notation for processes and interactions that is readily understandable by business analysts as well as technical developers. Version 2.0 consolidates the previous version and adds new features:
- A graphical notation for modeling choreographies and conversations,
- A metamodel and accompanying interchange format,
- An execution semantics for all modeling elements.
- A visual model and accompanying interchange format,
- A mapping from a BPMN subset to WS-BPEL
Different tool vendors can conform with the specification in different ways as conformance is split into 4 conformance points: Process Modeling Conformance, Process Execution Conformance, BPEL Process Execution Conformance and Choreography Conformance.The tutorial gives a detailed overview over the new features of BPMN 2.0 with an emphasis on execution semantics.
Information
Date:
Wednesday, 9 September
11:15-12:45
Speakers:
Hagen Voelzer
IBM Research, Zurich
Switzerland
Hagen Voelzer
Hagen is a researcher at the Business Integration Technologies Group at the Zurich Research Lab of IBM Research. He is a member of the core team that produced the BPMN 2.0 specification draft. His current research interests include modeling, semantics and verification of business processes. Hagen holds a master (1995) and a doctoral (2000) degree in computer science from Humboldt-University Berlin, Germany. For more information, visit 
www.zurich.ibm.com/csc/bit/ and
www.zurich.ibm.com/~hvo/
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