The widespread use of BPMN to describe business processes#R##N#is highlighting the need to integrate the description of the operational#R##N#flow with domain specific information. In most cases the domain knowledge#R##N#is already represented in domain ontologies or can be derived from#R##N#the existing documentation. To preserve the simplicity of the original#R##N#BPMN model specifications our approach is to integrate the semantic#R##N#and BPMN information through a separate view that can be semiautomatically#R##N#built relying on the capabilities of the SyBeL modeling#R##N#language. This unified view can be used to produce different artifacts#R##N#to support the implementation phases of the
['Giuseppe Della Penna', 'Roberto del Sordo', 'Benedetto Intrigila', 'Nicolò Mezzopera', 'Maria Teresa Pazienza']
A Lightweight Formalism for the Integration of BPMN Models with Domain Ontologies