Discovering role-relevant process-views for recommending workflow information

Minxin Shen*, Duen-Ren Liu

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Workflow technology automates business processes to increase managerial efficiency. However, workers (representing organizational roles) cannot easily obtain a global view of a complex and large workflow. This work proposes a process-view based recommendation of workflow information to address this problem. A process-view is an abstracted process derived from a physical process, and can provide adaptable task granularity. The relationships among tasks, roles and operations, as specified in role-based access control systems, are used to evaluate the degrees of relevance between roles and tasks. Next, a novel algorithm is proposed to generate automatically role-relevant process-views based on degrees of relevance. Workflow systems can thus recommend abstracted workflow information through process-views for those roles in a complex workflow.

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