Sentence examples for process coordination from inspiring English sources
Business Process Management (BPM) is a key element of C-Commerce solutions for complex process coordination.
A configurable architecture for such execution system is proposed focusing the support for multi-level process coordination.
In this paper, we present an Agent-based Process Coordination (APC) framework for distributed design process management.
We propose an architecture for Web services enabled BPM in C-Commerce and provide technical insights into why Web services can enhance business process coordination.
RESTful business process (RESTfulBP) is an architectural style that introduces a set of constraints and uses process fragments to enable process coordination and choices at the endpoints to improve system adaptability, especially for human-intensive Web-based business processes.
However, to realize the full potential of such applications, a lightweight service for message-passing communication and parallel process coordination is needed that is able to provide high throughput and low latency while minimizing processor and memory utilization.
As a first step towards mitigating this challenge, the paper develops a framework for balancing upfront decomposition and in-process coordination in collaborative development projects.
In particular, it explores the role of 'virtual prototyping' techniques, concepts and models in facilitating multi-functional processes coordination and multi-disciplinary knowledge integration.
These two intrinsic characteristics of the design work stress specific cooperative processes: coordination processes in order to manage task interdependencies, establishment of common ground and negotiation mechanisms in order to manage the integration of multiple perspectives in design.
Another interesting point for the management of a surgical department is the supporting effect of a positive climate and pre-process coordination in form of preoperative planning.
This "pre-process coordination" in form of preoperative planning and task distribution can also be seen as a strategy of using low workload phases to prepare for higher workload phases [ 38].
