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Businesses are not only restricted by economical threats but also by legal regulations formulated on different administrative levels - from cities over states and nations up to international agreements like in the European Union. Although they are undoubtedly of significant importance to the structure of businesses, surprisingly there exists just a little work on integration of legal constraints into private business or public workflow models. In our paper, we integrate legal constraints into...Businesses are not only restricted by economical threats but also by legal regulations formulated on different administrative levels - from cities over states and nations up to international agreements like in the European Union. Although they are undoubtedly of significant importance to the structure of businesses, surprisingly there exists just a little work on integration of legal constraints into private business or public workflow models. In our paper, we integrate legal constraints into a formal business process model and use the resulting specification as a reference model for workflow implementations. We analyse a business-to-government process where the legal framework has a strong influence on the processes on both sides. As an example we consider the process of applying for premium rate service numbers at the German regulation authority for telecommunication and post.» weiterlesen» einklappen

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Informatik

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Informatik