Decision making in process-aware information systems involves build-time and run-time decisions. At build-time, idealized process models are designed based on the organization's objectives, infrastructure, context, constraints, etc. At run-time, this idealized view is often broken. In...

Foundations for understanding the divestiture phenomenon under analysis -- Prescriptive design of divestiture decision-making -- Behavioral and institutional factors influencing divesture decisions in practice -- Consolidation of conceptual and theoretical elements into a framework -- Empirical...

With the increasing number of market places and potential trading partners across the e–commerce environment, it will become natural for multiple trading activities to be deployed as part of a single trading strategy. This paper describes a multi–process model for controlling interrelated...

The Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN) is a graph-oriented language in which control and action nodes can be connected almost arbitrarily. It is supported by various modelling tools but so far no systems can directly execute BPMN models. The Business Process Execution Language for Web...

Negotiating with suppliers and with customers is a key part of supply chain management. However, with recent technological advances, the mechanisms available to carry out such activities have become increasingly sophisticated, and the environment in which these activities take place has become...