Future Trends Business Process Model Automation – Systematic Literature Review

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Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) is a modelling approach for business processes that connects communication between business analysts and system development teams with visual notation. Not only does BPMN model the notation diagram, but there is also contextual information about who is involved in the process, or more precisely, the role of an organizational unit responsible for fulfilling each task sequence. Considering how much study is being done on automatic generation of BPMN, a review is needed when seeking to know the latest information about this field. The main objectives of this study are to enhance understanding and knowledge in the field of automated BPMN generation, and to assess the level of achievement of previous researchers. Several studies encounter restrictions in dealing with intricate sentences and input data requirements. Certain research is centered on particular components or features of BPMN, including the interconnection of tasks, gateway rules, and hierarchical structures, while others strive to enhance the precision and comprehensiveness of BPMN models.

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Engineering Headway (Volume 27)

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