Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Context: Process views support the paradigm of Business Process Outsourcing, in which providers perform business processes on behalf of their clients. A public process view shields secret or irrelevant details from a private, internal business process, thus allowing a provider to reveal only relevant, non-confidential parts of its business process to its clients. Providers can change their internal business processes that may result in inconsistencies with the corresponding process views.#R##N##R##N#Objective:  aims to develop an approach for propagating changes from an internal, private process to its public process view, such that the internal process and its process view remain consistent.#R##N##R##N#Method:  develop the approach in a formal way. Definitions of process models and process views are based on BPEL, the standard language for realizing process models using state-of-the-art service-oriented technology.  validate the feasibility of the approach by showing how it can be supported by a conceptual system architecture.#R##N##R##N#Results: The approach relies on two key results. First, a formal characterization of the set of private changes to an internal process, i.e., changes that do not need to be propagated to the process view. Second, a characterization of the non-private changes that can safely be propagated from an internal process to its process view such that they remain consistent. Other non-private changes result in an internal process and a process view that are not consistent. The approach is supported by a system architecture for process-based business collaboration.#R##N##R##N#Conclusion: The approach supports providers in deciding if and how changes to a private, internal process propagate to its public process view such that the process view and the internal process remain consistent. The approach allows clients to monitor a public process view such that they can safely track changes made to a private, internal process.
['H Rik Eshuis', 'Alex Norta', 'R Raoul Roulaux']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Evolving process views
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