Object-oriented business process modeling : a case study of the Solomon Islands Ports Authority (SIPA)

By: Call Number: AIT RSPR no. IM-98-04 Contributor(s): Material type: SeriesSeries: Asian Institute of Technology. Research studies project report ; no. IM-98-04Publication details: Bangkok : Asian Institute of Technology, 1998Description: 64 pSubject(s): Online resources: Dissertation note: Research studies project report (M. Sc.) - Asian Institute of Technology, 1998 Summary: Companies need to change the way they organize and conduct their business in order to cope with the volatile business environment. Changes can be done through re-organizing the business processes to achieve dramatic improvement in terms of quality, speed, cost of product and services offered to customers. Business engineering (BE) is an approach that could be used to achieve these desired objectives. BE focuses on processes which brings forth the need for consistent methods and techniques for process modeling, that is to capture, represent and assess the performance of the business process. Object-oriented (00) paradigm is the most recent approach that could be used for business process modeling and it must be supported by workflow analysis and simulation techniques to fully represent a specific business domain. In this study, the concept of BE has been developed and applied using integrated 00 approach to represent two core processes within Solomon Islands Ports Authority operation. Firstly, the 00 and Workflow Analysis models were developed and applied to the selected process on the "AS-IS" basis. Based on these models the redesign of the processes are carried out using simulation tools to determine different alternatives. Finally, the desired processes were re-modeled to represent the "TO-BE" process that could be the basis for development of information system (IS) to support the re-engineering effort.
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A research study submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science, School of Advanced Technologies

Research studies project report (M. Sc.) - Asian Institute of Technology, 1998

Companies need to change the way they organize and conduct their business in order to cope with the volatile business environment. Changes can be done through re-organizing the business processes to achieve dramatic improvement in terms of quality, speed, cost of product and services offered to customers. Business engineering (BE) is an approach that could be used to achieve these desired objectives. BE focuses on processes which brings forth the need for consistent methods and techniques for process modeling, that is to capture, represent and assess the performance of the business process. Object-oriented (00) paradigm is the most recent approach that could be used for business process modeling and it must be supported by workflow analysis and simulation techniques to fully represent a specific business domain. In this study, the concept of BE has been developed and applied using integrated 00 approach to represent two core processes within Solomon Islands Ports Authority operation. Firstly, the 00 and Workflow Analysis models were developed and applied to the selected process on the "AS-IS" basis. Based on these models the redesign of the processes are carried out using simulation tools to determine different alternatives. Finally, the desired processes were re-modeled to represent the "TO-BE" process that could be the basis for development of information system (IS) to support the re-engineering effort.

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