A model is an artefact to represent a specific concept. It maps properties of the concept into
some abstract representation, driven by the purpose of the model. As such, models …

Process modeling plays a central role in the development of today's process-aware
information systems both on the management level (eg, providing input for requirements …

Complex process models can hinder the comprehension of the underlying business
processes. While several metrics have been suggested in the literature to evaluate the …

By relating observed and modelled behaviour, conformance checking unleashes the full
power of process mining. Techniques from this discipline enable the analysis of the quality …

Abstract Knowledge-intensive processes, such as those encountered in health care, finance
and government, tend to allow a large degree of flexibility: there are many possible solutions …

Process model comprehension is essential for a variety of technical and managerial tasks.
To facilitate comprehension, process models are often divided into subprocesses when they …

Process models support a variety of tasks, which can be organized differently. Notably one
can discern local tasks focusing on a single part of a model and global tasks requiring an …

We study distributed declarative workflow execution in an adversarial setting. In this setting,
parties to an agreed-upon workflow do not trust each other to follow that workflow, or suspect …

Human behavior could be represented in the form of a process. Existing process modeling
notations, however, are not able to faithfully represent these very flexible and unstructured …

Declarative process modeling languages are especially suitable to model loosely-
structured, unpredictable business processes. One of the most prominent of these …