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Understanding business process models: the costs and benefits of structuredness

Dumas et al., 2012

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4477035282944216249
Author
Dumas M
La Rosa M
Mendling J
Mäesalu R
Reijers H
Semenenko N
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Advanced Information Systems Engineering: 24th International Conference, CAiSE 2012, Gdansk, Poland, June 25-29, 2012. Proceedings 24

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Previous research has put forward various metrics of business process models that are correlated with understandability. Two such metrics are size and degree of (block-) structuredness. What has not been sufficiently appreciated at this point is that these …
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