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Workflow Treatment with Coloured Petri Nets

Workflow Treatment with Coloured Petri Nets. Alexandru Cicorta ş Diana Dubu {cico,ddubu}@info.uvt.ro. The Petri Nets Approach. growing requirements in the industry concerning the formal verification need for efficient tools  sophisticated models  Petri nets and derivates:

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Workflow Treatment with Coloured Petri Nets

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  1. Workflow Treatment with Coloured Petri Nets Alexandru Cicortaş Diana Dubu {cico,ddubu}@info.uvt.ro

  2. The Petri Nets Approach • growing requirements in the industry concerning the formal verification • need for efficient tools  sophisticated models  Petri nets and derivates: • Coloured Petri Nets • Timed CPN as some of the most used tools in formal verification of workflow

  3. Outlines • the kernel of the model which manages the system workflows • the model of task structure • the organization model • a review of the performance analysis • extended model • future work

  4. Outlines • the kernel of the model which manages the system workflows • the model of task structure • the organization model • a review of the performance analysis • extended model • future work

  5. (Salimifard, Wright)

  6. Outlines • the kernel of the model which manages the system workflows • the model of task structure • the organization model • a review of the performance analysis • extended model • future work

  7. Outlines • the kernel of the model which manages the system workflows • the model of task structure • the organization model • a review of the performance analysis • extended model • future work

  8. Outlines • the kernel of the model which manages the system workflows • the model of task structure • the organization model • a review of the performance analysis • extended model • future work

  9. Activity Based Costing • Performance measures used to answer • how long does it take for an instance of the process to be processed? • what is the probability that a particular resource is idle? • Activity based costing (Turney, 1991) - a technique which reports the actual cost associated with processing each activity

  10. Outlines • the kernel of the model which manages the system workflows • the model of task structure • the organization model • a review of the performance analysis • extended model • future work

  11. Structural Soundness • an extension to the classical results for 1-safe Petri nets • the soundness property for one case is proved also for n cases (Bakaoui, Perucci) • the resources modeled through a set of places added the Wf-net are preserved by the net  a resource requested will be released (after its usage) • the resource preservation can be expressed by a place invariant of the system.

  12. Outlines • the kernel of the model which manages the system workflows • the model of task structure • the organization model • a review of the performance analysis • extended model • future work

  13. Our Goal • the workflow must be able to use resources that alter in time (partially or totally) • resources can fail and eventually they can be repaired and re-entered into the system. • some resources can be viewed as agents that are able to reason or even learn from observation or their own experience.

  14. Our Goal • attributes are needed in order to emphasize: • the resource state (i.e. failed, not failed) • similarity behavior • timing aspects of their usage, failure, etc. • history (used in eventually learning process) • some components of the proposed system represented as agents from a multi-agent system

  15. Thank you for your attention.Questions, please...

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