A very Good Business Process Definition - A business process is a flow of decision-coordinated activities, conducted by participants and acting on data, information and knowledge то reach a goal.
Business Rules Approach, the four C's:
o Classify - classify the type of employee or customer or contract, the type of entity that we are dealing with, to narrow down where that rule applies to.
o Compute - for example how many purchases or orders we have for the past three months, it could be a database look up or a data that is provided within in the process
o Compare - compare all data with predefined lines. To put in action the rule.
o Control - whether or not the discount apply to the customer or particular fact are true and hence that control back to the business process.
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Petar Yovev
Thursday, 23 July 2009
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Business Processes
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