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Business Process Management

Research Group

Martin Schmollinger

Prof. Dr. Martin Schmollinger

Martin Schmollinger ist Professor für Intelligente und Verteilte Systeme der Fakultät Informatik an der Hochschule Reutlingen. Seine Arbeitsgebiete sind Anwendungen, Methoden und Technologien des Business Process Management.

Building 9 (Reutlingen)
Room 036
Phone +49 7121 271 4048
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Research

The Research Group Business Process Management deals with methods and technologies for automation and IT support for business processes. The main focus of the work is the development of systems to support process participants in knowledge-intensive processes, as well as the evaluation and enhancement of the performance of process engines for highly scalable dark processing.

Projects
Fig. 1 Prototypic BPM showcase visualization in the physical BPM Lab

Currently, the use of BPM technologies for the development of applications to support (knowledge-intensive) processes is being investigated.


Foundation of the open-source project Educama - Development of a showcase with the OMG standards BPMN, CMMN and DMN as a cloud-native application with the following goals:

  • Improve education and training in business process management.
  • Investigating the suitability of agile methods in the development of process applications.
  • Evaluation of current software technologies, architectures, cloud platforms and deployment scenarios for process applications.

Presentation and visualization of BPM showcases:

  • Didactic preparation of the developed showcases for different stakeholders.
  • Establishment of a suitable laboratory infrastructure for the presentation and development of showcases.
Teaching

The lecture courses offered by the research group include lectures on business process management (BPM), which aim to enable students to develop business process models that can be executed in current BPM systems. The Reutlinger BPM-Laboratory is used in the showcases as part of the teaching and project work can be carried out. Further courses expand the technological competence of the students in the field of professional software development with enterprise Java technologies.

Cooperation partners in practice

The research group maintains intensive professional exchanges with NovaTec Consulting GmbH (http://www.novatec-gmbh.de/).

Cooperation partners in research

University of Stuttgart as part of the cooperative doctorate "Services Computing".

Publications

M. Schmollinger, J. Krauß. Limitations and potentials of modern BPM systems for high-performance shadow processing in business processes of digital companies. Proceedings of the Digital Enterprise Computing Conference, Lecture Notes in Informatics (LNI), 258, GI, 2016.

E. Heber, H. Hagen, M. Schmollinger. Application of Process Mining for Improving Adaptivity in Case Management Systems. Proceedings of the Digital Enterprise Computing Conference, Lecture Notes in Informatics (LNI), 244, GI, 2015

M. Schießer, M. Schmollinger. Workshop Java EE 7 - Ein praktischer Einstieg in die Java Enterprise Edition mit dem Web Profile. dpunkt Verlag, 1. Auflage 2013, 2. Auflage 2014

M. Schmollinger , E. Stricker et al. Process-oriented Incident Reporting in Health Care Organizations - Web Application Architecture and Modeling Experiences. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Health Informatics (HEALTHINF 2012), SiTePress Digital Library, S. 219--224, 2012

M. Schmollinger, E. Stricker et al. A Challenge for Health Care Web Applications - From Data- to Process-Orientation. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Health Informatics (HEALTHINF 2011), SiTePress Digital Library, S. 42--51, 2011

E. Stricker, M. Schmollinger et al. Prozessorientierung für webbasierte Incident Reporting Systeme in Kliniken, Frank Duesberg (Hrsg.), Jahrbuch e-Health 2011 - Informationstechnologien und Telematik im Gesundheitswesen, S. 112--119, medical future Verlag, 3. November 2010