Today more and more essential processes are conducted across enterprise borders, inducing additional challenges in terms of different languages, process types and ontology. Business process modelling (BPM) and Simulat...
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(纸本)9781424405015
Today more and more essential processes are conducted across enterprise borders, inducing additional challenges in terms of different languages, process types and ontology. Business process modelling (BPM) and Simulation are well-understood methods to analyze and optimize the processes within an enterprise. However, they can also be used for cross-organizational application, especially if they are combined with reference structures. This paper explains techniques which support cross-enterprise design and configuration based on Reference Models. Thereby, different approaches such as SCOR, the integrated enterprise modelling (IEM) and a specific distributed simulation method are used and integrated into a consistent reference model approach. The application of this approach is illustrated with different projects which each focus on a specific aspect of the supply chain design and configuration
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Strauss, M.Olze, H.Lueth, T.C.BCMM
Berlin Center for Mechatronical Medical Devices Medical Faculty Charité-Humboldt Univeristy Berlin Germany Medical Faculty Charité
Humboldt University Berlin Campus Virchow Germany IPK
Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology Berlin Germany
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