Publication detail

On the Implementation of Metrics in the Workflow System

OČENÁŠEK, P. TRCHALÍK, R.

Original Title

On the Implementation of Metrics in the Workflow System

English Title

On the Implementation of Metrics in the Workflow System

Type

journal article - other

Language

en

Original Abstract

This paper presents a workflow layered model from the view of quality of processes or services. It deals with an assessment and calculation of performance criteria in single workflow processes such as: time, price and quality. The workflow system can evaluate a state of the products or services in each point of processing and is divided into three layers (sources, workflow management system and workflow processes), whereas each layer covers the processing of its specific tasks.

English abstract

This paper presents a workflow layered model from the view of quality of processes or services. It deals with an assessment and calculation of performance criteria in single workflow processes such as: time, price and quality. The workflow system can evaluate a state of the products or services in each point of processing and is divided into three layers (sources, workflow management system and workflow processes), whereas each layer covers the processing of its specific tasks.

Keywords

Workflow, Metrics, Performance Metrics, Layered Model, Quality

RIV year

2006

Released

15.12.2006

ISBN

1991-8755

Periodical

WSEAS Transactions on Computers Research

Year of study

1

Number

2

State

GR

Pages from

360

Pages to

362

Pages count

3

Documents

BibTex 


@article{BUT45085,
  author="Pavel {Očenášek} and Roman {Trchalík}",
  title="On the Implementation of Metrics in the Workflow System",
  annote="This paper presents a workflow layered model from the view of quality of
processes or services. It deals with an assessment and calculation of performance
criteria in single workflow processes such as: time, price and quality. The
workflow system can evaluate a state of the products or services in each point of
processing and is divided into three layers (sources, workflow management system
and workflow processes), whereas each layer covers the processing of its specific
tasks.",
  booktitle="Transactions on Computers Research",
  chapter="45085",
  journal="WSEAS Transactions on Computers Research",
  number="2",
  volume="1",
  year="2006",
  month="december",
  pages="360--362",
  type="journal article - other"
}