Workflow patterns using BPMN 2.0

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Workflow patterns using BPMN 2.0 Vishal Saxena Roubroo Inc

Pattern Types Basic Control Flow Advanced Branching and Synchronization State Based Patterns Recursive and Termination Patterns

Pattern Types Basic Control Flow Advanced Branching and Synchronization State Based Patterns Recursive and Termination Patterns

Sequence

Parallel Split

Synchronization

Exclusive Choice

Simple Merge

Pattern Types Basic Control Flow Advanced Branching and Synchronization State Based Patterns Recursive and Termination Patterns

Multi-Choice

Structured Synchronizing Merge

Multi Merge

Thread Split and Merge

Pattern Types Basic Control Flow Advanced Branching and Synchronization State Based Patterns Recursive and Termination Patterns

Deferred Choice

Interleaved Routing and Parallel Interleaved Routing

Pattern Types Basic Control Flow Advanced Branching and Synchronization State Based Patterns Recursive and Termination Patterns

Structured Loop

Termination - Implicit

Explicit Termination

Future Work To model other Control Flow Patterns Extend the effort to Data-flow patterns