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Workflow Model and Its Graphic Interface
Jadrný, Miroslav ; Mates, Vojtěch (referee) ; Hruška, Tomáš (advisor)
Business process management is important topic in business information systems. Workflow systems are taking the top places in company information system architecture due to aspiration to make business process more and more optimized. This project is about parallel processing and implementation of business processes parallel processing in complex information systems. Content of this project is o function and object library for modeling business process in Vema, a. s. Workflow system. Important part of this project is parallel processing solution and its implementation.
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Ticketing solution in IBM BPM
Dvorský, Ondřej ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Kadleček, David (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to design and implement ticketing solution with cooperation of technology called Business Process Management System (BPMS), specifically the product IBM BPM. This thesis is divided into several parts. The introduction consists of the explanation of basic concepts in this area and an explanation of BPMN notation with which business processes are modeled. The following part is the analysis of the market situation of BPMS technologies. Next part contains the analysis and specification of requirement for ticketing solution within banking environment, including the design of the solution implementation. Final part demonstrates the implementation of ticketing solution with the IBM BPM and also the client to manage tickets, which was developer using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The resulting solution is included in the attachements of this thesis.
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Automation of processes in a healthcare facility
Daněk, Michal ; Kunstová, Renáta (advisor) ; Vlček, Dušan (referee)
The diploma thesis is focused on support of business processes by information technologies. The main objective of this thesis is to implement the automation of selected business process in a private healthcare facility using available open source tools. The introductory part deals with the description of the theoretical basis of Business Process Management (BPM) and characterizes the current situation in this area. The following part is devoted to software instruments supporting the BPM, known as Business Process Management Systems (BPMS). The thesis's main part provides at first the analysis of the current situation of IS/ICT in the healthcare facility, on the basis of which the requirements for new automated processes are defined. Further follows the description of a proposal of selected processes, their models and subsequent implementation in the environment of the healthcare facility.
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BPEL
Černý, Ondřej ; Selčan, Vladimír (advisor) ; Buchalcevová, Alena (referee)
The thesis is dealt with the question of Business Process Execution Language. First of all, the work is focused on two main approaches which make use of the BPEL language. It concerns the approach to both service oriented architecture (SOA) and Business Process Management. The thesis subsequently defines and shows the features of SAO and BPM and determines the key role of BPEL in SOA and BPM. The important part describes alignment of SOA and BPM which shows individual problems of alignment of both approaches by the help of BPEL language. Furthermore it shows the difference between business and IT, which is necessary to overcome. After the two basic trends, that use BPEL language, are introduced the work attends directly to the BPEL language. After the basic characteristics are explained, BPEL language is defined and filed into history. A short paragraph is devoted to BPEL engine, which performs the executable business processes. Consequently the important elements of BPEL language and life-cycle of BPEL process are described. The second part of the thesis is concluded by disadvantages of BPEL language. The last part aims to compare selected tools for the use of BPEL language on the basis of their features defined by criteria. As firstly showed in appendix, there is a possibility to transfer business process from a model to an executable form. Furthermore there are also examples of practical BPEL language usage for service orchestration and for complete usage of the BPM life-cycle.
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Approaches to transformation of process description to BPEL
Císař, Daniel ; Gála, Libor (advisor) ; Selčan, Vladimír (referee)
In this work, I dealt with the field of Business Process Managent and Service Oriented Architecture. First I tried a comprehensive conceptual view of both through the definition of important principles. In BPM as a disciline I identified "life-cycle" as the most important principle for process optimization tools. For service-oriented architecture, I had to reduce the view to important principles related to composition of services. An important starting point in my work are the definitions of processes and services and their roles in BPM systems. It is a simplified view that helps connect modeled processes to Web services. Web services and orchestration is the most popular and most common usage of the service-oriented architecture. Composition is another important building block of SOA and is the basis for more realistic goals of SOA, such as greater enterprise agility, more efficient utilization of resources in the enterprise, etc. BPM discipline combines multiple elements and as it is typicaly multidisciplinary it combines process management and optimization through tools. These tools historically perform their roles well, but companies are now in a very competitive linked environment and must to behave differently. In my work I have stated firstly why would these areas could be beneficial to each other. The next part focused, what is the relationship with the life-cycle process for BPM and how it fits into the life-cycle services in SOA. Finally, I analyzed the current state mapping of BPMN, the most common notation for expressing processes in BPM, to BPEL. BPEL describes a process, but it is expressed as a programmatic sequential process, which is also executed in digital form. At work I have examined the role of the new version of the BPMN notation 2.0.
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Evaluation of standards and tools for process modeling
Mareš, Jan ; Chlapek, Dušan (advisor) ; Chocholatý, Drahomír (referee)
The subject of the presented thesis is process modeling. The process modeling and process management is at present for many companies interesting issue, which is referred to as business process management (BPM). Large numbers of standards and tools have been developed to support business process management. The goal of this study is to compare different standards and tools for process modeling according to the process maturity of the organization, and to recommend a specific tool. The standards and tools are compared by demands selected according to the study of the literature and author's knowledge. At the same time, companies are divided to groups according to their requirements according to process maturity of the company and therefore the requirements for process modeling. Demands for comparison of the standards and tools are used depending on the process maturity of company using the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI). For each level of process maturity recommendations of appropriate tools are presented, that could support the efforts of companies to achieve a given maturity level. Subsequently, the evaluation model with demands is used to recommend appropriate tool for a retail company.
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