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VBPMN: automated verification of BPMN processes (tool paper)

Krishna et al., 2017

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10867565338048218967
Author
Krishna A
Poizat P
Salaün G
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International Conference on Integrated Formal Methods

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Business process modeling is an important concern in enterprise. Formal analysis techniques are crucial to detect semantic issues in the corresponding models, or to help with their refactoring and evolution. However, business process development frameworks often …
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