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Change Negotiation in Process Collaborations: Supplementary Material

The following presents three different business process collaboration scenarios. Each scenario includes the private and public process model of each partner as well as the choreography model. With each of these models, business objectives were defined and different costs were assigned to each process task. At least three change scenarios per model were defined and their actual impact on the collaboration were calculated. Changes are then negotiated between the partners. An evaluation of their adopted solutions with respect to three selected approaches from MCDM is presented.  
 
Process Collaboration: Example 1

Process Models and Costs

  1. Before Change 
    Choreography Model and Costs 
    Assembler Process and Costs 
    Supplier Process and Costs 
    Manufacturer Process and Costs 
  2. After Change 
    Assembler: Change scenarios 
    Assembler: Costs 
    Manufacturer: Change scenarios 
    Manufacturer: Costs 
    Supplier: Change scenarios 
    Supplier: Costs 

Normalized Input Data Set

Utilities Output

Process Collaboration: Example 2

Process Collaboration Models

  1. Before Change 
    Assembler: Proces Model 
    Manufacturer1: : Proces Model 
    Manufacturer2: : Proces Model 
    Supplier: : Proces Model 
  2. After Change 
    Assembler: Proces Model 
    Manufacturer1: : Proces Model 
    Manufacturer2: : Proces Model 
    Supplier: : Proces Model 

Normalized Input Data Set

Utilities Output

Process Collaboration: Example 3

Process Collaboration Models

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Normalized Input Data Set

Utilities Output

 
# Analysis Charts
 
Charts Overview 
 
 

Change Mining in Process Collaborations

The following data sets were generated using the C3Pro simulation environment. Currently, these come in two different formats: change logs and change propagation logs. The former represent an event stream of change operations being performed on an actor participating in a collaboration. The latter, change propagation log, includes the same change stream with added information of derived changes being propagated to affected partners. 
 
These logs were generated from a choreography consisting of 24 partners with 90 interactions between them. 
 
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