J. L. Caro, Antonio Guevara, A. Aguayo, José uis. Leiva
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Communication based workflow loop formalization using Temporal Logic of Actions (TLA)
The workflow map development for an organization is a highly complex process. Therefore, the workflow map should be tested and validated before it is implemented (into a WfMS). Most current workflow systems deal with this validation issue by using simulation modules that “execute” the model and examine the possible problems before it is truly “executed” and implemented. Although these simulation modules are very useful for the management team to detect problems in the business processes represented by the workflow, it would be advisable to find other more reliable methods. In this paper we propose a formal method based on Temporal Logic of Actions to formalize workflow maps (based on a communication modelling methodology).