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| author | Fornari, Fabrizio Compagnucci, Ivan De Donato, Massimo Callisto Bertrand, Yannis Beyel, Harry Herbert Carrión, Emilio Franceschetti, Marco Groher, Wolfgang Grüger, Joscha Kilic, Emre Koschmider, Agnes Leotta, Francesco Li, Chiao-Yun Lugaresi, Giovanni Malburg, Lukas Mangler, Juergen Mecella, Massimo Pastor, Oscar Riss, Uwe Seiger, Ronny Serral, Estefania Torres, Victoria Valderas, Pedro |
| author_facet | Fornari, Fabrizio Compagnucci, Ivan De Donato, Massimo Callisto Bertrand, Yannis Beyel, Harry Herbert Carrión, Emilio Franceschetti, Marco Groher, Wolfgang Grüger, Joscha Kilic, Emre Koschmider, Agnes Leotta, Francesco Li, Chiao-Yun Lugaresi, Giovanni Malburg, Lukas Mangler, Juergen Mecella, Massimo Pastor, Oscar Riss, Uwe Seiger, Ronny Serral, Estefania Torres, Victoria Valderas, Pedro |
| contents | Modern organizations necessitate continuous business processes improvement to maintain efficiency, adaptability, and competitiveness. In the last few years, the Internet of Things, via the deployment of sensors and actuators, has heavily been adopted in organizational and industrial settings to monitor and automatize physical processes influencing and enhancing how people and organizations work. Such advancements are now pushed forward by the rise of the Digital Twin paradigm applied to organizational processes. Advanced ways of managing and maintaining business processes come within reach as there is a Digital Twin of a business process - a virtual replica with real-time capabilities of a real process occurring in an organization. Combining business process models with real-time data and simulation capabilities promises to provide a new way to guide day-to-day organization activities. However, integrating Digital Twins and business processes is a non-trivial task, presenting numerous challenges and ambiguities. This manifesto paper aims to contribute to the current state of the art by clarifying the relationship between business processes and Digital Twins, identifying ongoing research and open challenges, thereby shedding light on and driving future exploration of this innovative interplay. |
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| spellingShingle | Digital Twins of Business Processes: A Research Manifesto Fornari, Fabrizio Compagnucci, Ivan De Donato, Massimo Callisto Bertrand, Yannis Beyel, Harry Herbert Carrión, Emilio Franceschetti, Marco Groher, Wolfgang Grüger, Joscha Kilic, Emre Koschmider, Agnes Leotta, Francesco Li, Chiao-Yun Lugaresi, Giovanni Malburg, Lukas Mangler, Juergen Mecella, Massimo Pastor, Oscar Riss, Uwe Seiger, Ronny Serral, Estefania Torres, Victoria Valderas, Pedro Computers and Society Modern organizations necessitate continuous business processes improvement to maintain efficiency, adaptability, and competitiveness. In the last few years, the Internet of Things, via the deployment of sensors and actuators, has heavily been adopted in organizational and industrial settings to monitor and automatize physical processes influencing and enhancing how people and organizations work. Such advancements are now pushed forward by the rise of the Digital Twin paradigm applied to organizational processes. Advanced ways of managing and maintaining business processes come within reach as there is a Digital Twin of a business process - a virtual replica with real-time capabilities of a real process occurring in an organization. Combining business process models with real-time data and simulation capabilities promises to provide a new way to guide day-to-day organization activities. However, integrating Digital Twins and business processes is a non-trivial task, presenting numerous challenges and ambiguities. This manifesto paper aims to contribute to the current state of the art by clarifying the relationship between business processes and Digital Twins, identifying ongoing research and open challenges, thereby shedding light on and driving future exploration of this innovative interplay. |
| title | Digital Twins of Business Processes: A Research Manifesto |
| topic | Computers and Society |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.08219 |