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Carlo Simon

Prof. Dr. habil. Carlo Simon

Publikationen
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Mendling, Jan; Simon, Carlo

Business Process Design by View Integration

Business Process Management Workshops (BPM). Berlin / Heidelberg: Springer 2006 S. 55 - 64


Simon, Carlo

Integration of Planning and Production Processes

Troch, Inge; Breitenecker, Felix (Hrsg). Petrinets: Current Research Topics and their Application in Traffic Safety and Automation Engineering. Special Session at Mathmod 2006. Wien. 2006 S. 1 - 9 Paper 4


Olbrich, Sebastian; Simon, Carlo

Process engineering towards E-Government - modelling process variety and best practice

Proceedings of the 8th European Conference on E-Government. Marburg. 2006 S. 321 - 331


Simon, Carlo; Freiheit, Jörn; Olbrich, Sebastian

Using BPEL Processes defined by Event-driven Process Chains

EPK 2006: Geschäftsprozessmanagement mit Ereignisgesteuerten Prozessketten. Wien. 2006 S. 121 - 135


Simon, Carlo; Mendling, Jan

Verification of Forbidden Behavior in EPCs.

Modellierung. 2006 S. 233 - 242


Rebstock, Michael; Fengel, Janina; Simon, Carlo

An Empirical Method for Utility Assessment in Real-World Electronic Negotiations

Group Decision and Negotiation Meeting. Wien. 2005 S. 1 - 11


Simon, Carlo

Are Visual Methods Mandatory for the Modeling of Business Processes?

Schmidt, Karsten; Stahl, Christian (Hrsg). 12th Workshop on Algorithms and Tools for Petri Nets. Berlin. 2005 S. 90 - 95


Simon, Carlo

Incremental Development of Business Process Models.

EMISA. 2005 S. 222 - 235


Simon, Carlo

Informations- und Wissensmanagement in regionalen KMU-Netzwerken

Meyer, Jörn-Axel (Hrsg). Wissens- und Informationsmanagement in kleinen und mittleren Unternehmen: Jahrbuch der KMU-Forschung und -Praxis. Lohmar: Josef Eul 2005 S. 375 - 402 (KMU-Edition, Bd. 8)


Simon, Carlo; Olbrich, Sebastian

The Influence of Legal Constraints on Business Process Modeling

eGovernment Workshop 05. London. 2005 13