Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Industrial enterprises have gradually moved their goals towards production of physical products supplemented by intangible services to differentiate themselves in a compatible market. The study of these services, their set up, and the evaluation of their efficiency is a rising research domain. In the frame of Model Driven Service Engineering Architecture (MDSEA), a service system is modeled from different point of views (static and dynamic) at the different MDSEA levels: Business Service Model (BSM), Technology Independent Model (TIM), and Technology Specific Model (TSM). Simulation is a dynamic feature of MDSE and which explains the need of coherent M&S formalisms for simulation activities. Accordingly, this paper presents the simulation of service systems based on DEVS models. It defines a transformation approach of BPMN models into DEVS simulation models based on the metamodel approach, and describes the enrichment of obtained DEVS models through performance indicators (time and costs).
['Hassan Bazoun', 'Youssef Bouanan', 'Gregory Zacharewicz', 'Yves Ducq', 'Hadrien Boye']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Business process simulation: transformation of BPMN 2.0 to DEVS models (WIP)
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