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Business to IT Transformations Revisited Sebastian Stein 1 Stefan Khne 2 Konstantin Ivanov 1 1 IDS Scheer AG, Saarbrcken, Germany 2 Business Information Systems, University of Leipzig, Germany 1st International Workshop on Model-Driven


  1. Business to IT Transformations Revisited Sebastian Stein 1 Stefan Kühne 2 Konstantin Ivanov 1 1 IDS Scheer AG, Saarbrücken, Germany 2 Business Information Systems, University of Leipzig, Germany 1st International Workshop on Model-Driven Engineering for Business Process Management (MDE4BPM 2008) Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 1 / 20

  2. The semantic gap Semantic gap between business requirements expressed in a business process modelling language (BPML) . . . . . . and technical implementation expressed in an executable process language Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 2 / 20

  3. The semantic gap Manual mapping vs. automatic transformation error-prone, time-consuming, cost-intensive . . . Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 2 / 20

  4. The semantic gap Manual mapping vs. automatic transformation error-prone, time-consuming, cost-intensive . . . . . . synchronism, unified implementation strategy, platform independence, separation of jobs, Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 2 / 20

  5. The semantic gap Manual mapping vs. automatic transformation error-prone, time-consuming, cost-intensive . . . . . . synchronism, unified implementation strategy, platform independence, separation of jobs, but complex task, lots of issues Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 2 / 20

  6. Outline The Problem 1 Literature Review 2 Business to IT Transformation Framework 3 Evaluation 4 Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 3 / 20

  7. Outline The Problem 1 Business to IT Transformation Process Issues and Variation Points MD concepts Literature Review 2 Business to IT Transformation Framework 3 Evaluation 4 Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 4 / 20

  8. The transformation process Abstract manual Business Refined Refined refine- Process Business evolution Business ment Process Process' transformation transformation Abstract Orche- Abstract manual stration' synchro- Orchestration level of refine- Refined evo- nisation Refined ment abstraction Orchestration lution Orchestration' time Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 5 / 20

  9. Variation points Business process modelling language SOA implementation Process representation schema Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 6 / 20

  10. Variation points Business process modelling language BPMN EPC UML AD SOA implementation Process representation schema Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 6 / 20

  11. Variation points Business process modelling language SOA implementation BPEL XPDL YAWL Process representation schema Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 6 / 20

  12. Variation points Business process modelling language SOA implementation Process representation schema graph-structured block-structured Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 6 / 20

  13. Issues of transformation approaches Complexity reduction strategy Transformation power Transformation process Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 7 / 20

  14. Issues of transformation approaches Complexity reduction strategy new language constructs domain-specific patterns multi-perspective modelling Transformation power Transformation process Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 7 / 20

  15. Issues of transformation approaches Complexity reduction strategy Transformation power transformed perspectives granularity of entities tolerated extend of ambiguity, incompleteness and inconsistency of input models readability of output models Transformation process Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 7 / 20

  16. Issues of transformation approaches Complexity reduction strategy Transformation power Transformation process adaptability and extensibility of the transformation synchronization/reconciliation of co-evolved artifacts Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 7 / 20

  17. Transformation classification Transformation implementation strategy [Mens/van Gorp 2005] Level of abstraction [Visser 2001] Refinement strategy [Czarnecki 1998, Greenfield/Short 2004] Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 8 / 20

  18. Transformation classification Transformation implementation strategy [Mens/van Gorp 2005] Imperative Functional Relational Graph-based Template-based Level of abstraction [Visser 2001] Refinement strategy [Czarnecki 1998, Greenfield/Short 2004] Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 8 / 20

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  20. Transformation classification Transformation implementation strategy [Mens/van Gorp 2005] Level of abstraction [Visser 2001] Refinement strategy [Czarnecki 1998, Greenfield/Short 2004] Specialization Decomposition Choice of representation Choice of algorithm Concretization Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 8 / 20

  21. Outline The Problem 1 Literature Review 2 Control Flow Centered Approaches DSL-based Approaches Framework-based Approaches Business to IT Transformation Framework 3 Evaluation 4 Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 9 / 20

  22. Control Flow Centered Approaches Characterstics concentrate on the execution order provide formal algorithms Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 10 / 20

  23. Control Flow Centered Approaches Characterstics concentrate on the execution order provide formal algorithms Approaches Hauser/Koehler 2004: PG/UML AD to BPEL Aalst/Lassen 2005: WFN to BPEL Ziemann/Mendling 2005: EPC to BPEL Kopp et al. 2006: N-eEPC to BPEL Specht et al. 2006: EPC to BPEL Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 10 / 20

  24. Control Flow Centered Approaches Characterstics concentrate on the execution order provide formal algorithms Approaches Hauser/Koehler 2004: PG/UML AD to BPEL Aalst/Lassen 2005: WFN to BPEL Ziemann/Mendling 2005: EPC to BPEL Kopp et al. 2006: N-eEPC to BPEL Specht et al. 2006: EPC to BPEL Evaluation handle representation schemes differently Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 10 / 20

  25. Control Flow Centered Approaches Characterstics concentrate on the execution order provide formal algorithms Approaches Hauser/Koehler 2004: PG/UML AD to BPEL Aalst/Lassen 2005: WFN to BPEL Ziemann/Mendling 2005: EPC to BPEL Kopp et al. 2006: N-eEPC to BPEL Specht et al. 2006: EPC to BPEL Evaluation horizontal approaches Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 10 / 20

  26. Control Flow Centered Approaches Characterstics concentrate on the execution order provide formal algorithms Approaches Hauser/Koehler 2004: PG/UML AD to BPEL Aalst/Lassen 2005: WFN to BPEL Ziemann/Mendling 2005: EPC to BPEL Kopp et al. 2006: N-eEPC to BPEL Specht et al. 2006: EPC to BPEL Evaluation reverse transformations provided Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 10 / 20

  27. DSL-based Approaches Characteristics focus on complete code generation provide language extensions Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 11 / 20

  28. DSL-based Approaches Characteristics focus on complete code generation provide language extensions Approaches Mantell 2003: BPEL-specific UML profile to BPEL Heckel/Voigt 2005: BPEL-specific UML profile to BPEL Yu et al. 2007: UML CCA to BPEL Anzböck/Dustdar 2004: HL7 to BPEL Stefan Kühne (UniLeipzig) Business to IT Transformations Revisited MDE4BPM 2008 11 / 20

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