Using Pattern Perspective to Model Key Business Process Performance
Ruliang Xiao · Journal of Software · 2012
Web service composition is a more and more promising solution for building distributed applications on the e-business processes. It has been recognized as a flexible way for resource sharing and application integration. As the number of functional similar Web services increases, after Web services be selected that can best meet the requirements of the consumers, how to construct a kind of key business process performance (KBPP) model has been an ongoing research direction in business process performance management for Web services. In this paper, the key business process performance model is proposed, which describes the key performance of business with specific features (non-functional characteristics or QoS) based on pattern perspective. This new approach helps developers to direct related engineering implementation.