Business Process Management (BPM) - Projects

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The following projects are currently being worked on in the Business Process Management Group:

Major Initiative

• Yet Another Workflow Language (YAWL)

CRC Smart Services

• Common Business and Service Frameworks

ARC Centre of Excellence for the Creative Industries

• Business Process Management for the Creative Industries

ARC Research Network

• ARC Research Network in Enterprise Information Infrastructure

• Expressiveness Comparison and Interchange Facilitation between Business Process Execution Languages (BABEL)
• Next Generation Reference Process Models
• Rapidly Locating Items in Distribution Networks with Process-Driven Nodes

ARC Linkage

• PASS: Personalised Adaptive and Semantics-driven Selection and Composition of Web Services
• Reconciling Activity-centric and Business Object-centric Approaches to Business Process Modelling
• Service Ecosystems Management for Collaborative Process Improvement
  

Qld Smart State Fellowship

• SAFAI: Model-driven and Service-oriented Architecture for Flexible Application Integration

QUT Strategic Links with Industry

• Service Choreography Patterns: A Reference Framework for Interconnecting Business Processes
• Modelling Configurable Business Processes (MOCO)

Past Projects:

• Ontological Analysis, Comparison and Engineering of Integrated Process Modelling Techniques
• Evaluation of Architectures for E-business Interoperability
• Process-oriented Administration of Enterprise Systems
• Ontological Evaluation of Standards for Enterprise Systems Interoperability
• Self-describing transactions operating in a large, open, heterogeneous and distributed environment (REDCONE)
• Managing Changes in Dynamic Workflows
• Component System Architecture for an Open Distributed Enterprise Management System with Configurable Workflow Support
• A value proposition framework for Enterprise Architecture approaches
• Modelling in the Large
• Using Measures of Ontological Distance to Evaluate the Alignment between Organizational Needs and Enterprise Systems Capabilities