Development of tools to support data flow diagrams analysis process
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2017.118799Keywords:
data flow diagrams, business process management systems, modeling, analysis, toolsAbstract
Basic features of existing business process management systems, their role in automation of organizational knowledge storing and sharing activities, represented by business process models including data flow diagrams, have been considered. Tools used to support data flow diagrams analysis process under business process management system Bizagi have been developed
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