Putting Business Intelligence into Documents.
Tobias Bürger · 2007
Business processes are often statically implemented and may not be established ad-hoc. For the realization of dynamic process con- flgurations that demand for changes in these implementations static im- plementations are not suitable. In this paper we present our ideas on enabling dynamic business process implementations by reverting compe- tencies in today's business processes, i.e. away from the system to the document that is processed. Our idea is to add semantics to business processes by modeling them as a facet of so-called Intelligent Content Objects. We present our ideas of mapping these task descriptions to current business process standards and the Web Service Modeling On- tology (WSMO) to make it useful in work∞ow execution environments like BPEL4WS and in Semantically Enhanced Service Oriented Archi- tectures based on Semantic Web Services (SWS).