Uifトネean et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Employing graph databases for business process management and representationUifトネean et al., 2022
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- 2860442610576759419
- Author
- Uifトネean ネ
- Ghiran A
- Buchmann R
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- Publication venue
- International Conference on Information Systems Development
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There's growing interest in leveraging the structured and formal nature of business process modeling languages to make them available not only for human-oriented visualization and analysis, but also to machine-oriented knowledge representation. Standard serializationツ窶ヲ
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