Semantic Annotation for Process Models: - Department of Computer ...
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7.2. EXEMPLARS 107<br />
Figure 7.4: Picking, packing and create delivery <strong>of</strong> enterprise A in BPMN<br />
7.2.2 The TelCo item receiving and delivery process in EEML<br />
The second case is from INTEROP project [145]. Enterprise B is specialized in telecommunications,<br />
in production and distribution <strong>of</strong> batteries, as well as in retail sales <strong>of</strong><br />
everyday technology products. The company is called TelCo. TelCo does not have its<br />
own warehouse but uses the services <strong>of</strong> logistics company – Orbit Ltd. But TelCo has<br />
its logistics department who is responsible <strong>for</strong> items receiving and delivering. Thus the<br />
main functions <strong>of</strong> logistics department are to make orders and control Orbit Ltd.<br />
In PM B1 and PM B2 , the item receiving process and the item delivery process are described<br />
as a series <strong>of</strong> EEML tasks. The actors in the PM B1 are commercial department,<br />
logistics department and Orbit warehouse, whilst the actors in the PM B2 are logistics<br />
department, IT, sales department, financial department, Orbit warehouse, franchisee<br />
and shop. Those actors are modeled as the EEML organization in both models.<br />
Item receiving process<br />
PM B1 depicts the items receiving process <strong>of</strong> the TelCo company (Figure 7.5). The<br />
logistics department receives orders to suppliers about expected quantities <strong>of</strong> items,<br />
and then starts to receive the items. After receiving the items, the logistics department<br />
checks the items.<br />
These are sub-tasks included in some tasks in the model because <strong>of</strong> three types <strong>of</strong><br />
items receiving — regular orders to local suppliers, consignment and import. In the<br />
case <strong>of</strong> the regular orders to local suppliers, they deliver the items with protocols and<br />
issue an invoice. In the case <strong>of</strong> the import deliveries, sometimes there are differences in<br />
quantities received from a <strong>for</strong>eign supplier. The department issues a protocol <strong>for</strong> the<br />
whole quantity and another protocol <strong>for</strong> the deficit with minus quantity. The second<br />
protocol is followed by an export invoice or an invoice to the insurance company. The<br />
process details are described in the decomposition <strong>of</strong> the task check import items in<br />
Figure 7.6. After checking the items, the received items will be transferred to Orbit.