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Integration of business process modeling and web services: a survey

Grolinger et al., 2014

Document ID
829581381309980234
Author
Grolinger K
Capretz M
Cunha A
Tazi S
Publication year
Publication venue
Service Oriented Computing and Applications

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A significant challenge in business process automation involves bridging the gap between business process representations and Web service technologies that implement business activities. We are interested in business process representations such as Business Process …
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