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| author | Hense, Andreas |
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| contents | <p>What makes YAWL a compelling platform for business process automation and rapid prototyping?<br>This video provides an overview of YAWL (Yet Another Workflow Language) and discusses its strengths as a workflow management system for business process automation.</p> <p>The video explains why YAWL is particularly well suited for capturing business process requirements and for rapid prototyping in organizational contexts. It highlights YAWL’s support for key workflow perspectives—control flow, resource management, and data handling—as well as advanced features such as process flexibility, integration into existing IT landscapes, and extensibility. The discussion also emphasizes the unique combination of YAWL with complementary technologies, including process mining and robotic process automation.</p> <p>The video positions YAWL as a powerful tool for organizations seeking flexible, expressive, and research-grounded workflow automation solutions.</p> <p>Further videos providing additional details:<br>- How to Download XES Event Logs from the YAWL Engine:<br> https://youtu.be/oQvcMz0khqg<br>- When to Use a Business Process Management System? (5 Criteria):<br> https://youtu.be/3zI-BZ6qyjs<br>- Business Process Modeling Perspectives:<br> https://youtu.be/J1CsZnsB2rk<br>- Comparison of BPMS Using the Resource Perspective:<br> https://youtu.be/n5n3TuO2aqc<br>- Embedding YAWL Using Object-Relational Mappers:<br> https://youtu.be/bFFuRlq8Cts</p> <p>This is video #50 of the BPASeries.</p> |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Why I like YAWL Hense, Andreas <p>What makes YAWL a compelling platform for business process automation and rapid prototyping?<br>This video provides an overview of YAWL (Yet Another Workflow Language) and discusses its strengths as a workflow management system for business process automation.</p> <p>The video explains why YAWL is particularly well suited for capturing business process requirements and for rapid prototyping in organizational contexts. It highlights YAWL’s support for key workflow perspectives—control flow, resource management, and data handling—as well as advanced features such as process flexibility, integration into existing IT landscapes, and extensibility. The discussion also emphasizes the unique combination of YAWL with complementary technologies, including process mining and robotic process automation.</p> <p>The video positions YAWL as a powerful tool for organizations seeking flexible, expressive, and research-grounded workflow automation solutions.</p> <p>Further videos providing additional details:<br>- How to Download XES Event Logs from the YAWL Engine:<br> https://youtu.be/oQvcMz0khqg<br>- When to Use a Business Process Management System? (5 Criteria):<br> https://youtu.be/3zI-BZ6qyjs<br>- Business Process Modeling Perspectives:<br> https://youtu.be/J1CsZnsB2rk<br>- Comparison of BPMS Using the Resource Perspective:<br> https://youtu.be/n5n3TuO2aqc<br>- Embedding YAWL Using Object-Relational Mappers:<br> https://youtu.be/bFFuRlq8Cts</p> <p>This is video #50 of the BPASeries.</p> |
| title | Why I like YAWL |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18322463 |