Using the Horus method for succeeding in business process engineering projects
Domain-Specific Conceptual Modeling: Concepts, Methods and Tools, 2016•Springer
This chapter presents the Horus Method for business process engineering, which is divided
into four phases. These four phases consist of (1) an initial project preparation phase;(2) a
strategy and architecture phase for the definition of strategic aspects as well as enterprise
and system architecture;(3) a business process analysis phase; and (4) an application
phase for the actual usage of models, thereby covering essential aspects of business
process engineering. A formal conceptualization of the Horus Method is provided using the …
into four phases. These four phases consist of (1) an initial project preparation phase;(2) a
strategy and architecture phase for the definition of strategic aspects as well as enterprise
and system architecture;(3) a business process analysis phase; and (4) an application
phase for the actual usage of models, thereby covering essential aspects of business
process engineering. A formal conceptualization of the Horus Method is provided using the …
Abstract
This chapter presents the Horus Method for business process engineering, which is divided into four phases. These four phases consist of (1) an initial project preparation phase; (2) a strategy and architecture phase for the definition of strategic aspects as well as enterprise and system architecture; (3) a business process analysis phase; and (4) an application phase for the actual usage of models, thereby covering essential aspects of business process engineering. A formal conceptualization of the Horus Method is provided using the FDMM formalism, which is used for tool specification for the ADOxx platform. Thereby, the focus is on the formalization of XML nets, a special variant of high-level Petri Nets, for the modeling of interorganizational business processes in the field of e-commerce. Finally, a real-life case study is described which highlights the capabilities of the Horus Method for successful business process engineering projects.
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