Oracle International Corporation

Juan Cruz Nores

Emilio Lopez-Gabeiras

Fernando Javier Rodriguez Olivera

Ignacio Agustin Manzano

Paulo Gustavo Veiga

Emilio Lopez Gabeiras

Leandro Luck

Ignacio Rodriguez

Pablo Grosso

A set of decision activities can be provided to a business process management and design software tool. The tool can be used to define various processes that contain one or more activities linked by transitions. During process design time, a business analyst can identify process-relevant data of the process to be presented to the end users. The relevant data can be rendered to the end users at runtime, along with a set of possible options for the activities in a process instance. Upon receiving a decision of the user, the process instance can follow the selected transition to a different activity. Over time, the system can capture the decisions taken by users and enter the data associated with these decisions into a data classifier. In doing so, the software tool can generate suggestions, provide probabilities, automate and distribute workloads, flag abnormalities and deviations and generally improve process design and management.

System and method for enabling decision activities in a process management and design environment

A system and method of creating and managing one or more business objects is provided. The method can include receiving a request to create a business object and presenting a first user interface that is used to create a business object. The user interface can include one or more fields that define attributes and methods in the business object. The method can further include presenting a second user interface that is used to add documentation information for the business object, and storing the business object. The attributes and methods of the business object can be stored in separate files.

System and method for creating and managing business objects

System and method for employing decision activities for providing inferences in a process execution environment

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Juan Cruz Nores