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Context-aware Process Design Exploring the Extrinsic Drivers for Process Flexibility
2006
International Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering
Research on process flexibility has traditionally explored alternative ways of considering flexibility during the design of a business process. The focus typically has been on ways of how the demand for process flexibility can be satisfied by advanced process modeling techniques, i.e., issues intrinsic to the process. This paper proposes to extent current research by studying the extrinsic drivers for flexibility. These drivers can be found in the context of the process, which may include among
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