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Since the failure of business process reengineering idea a new flow in the research and business community is visible – business process management. SUPER addresses the ever enduring need of new weaponry in struggle for survival in buoyant business environment where profit margins dramatically plummet while competitiveness reaches the new sky high limits.

This project answers the two most urgent issues emerging from BPM:

  • shift in control of processes from IT professionals to business natives
  • carrying up business process management to a new complexity level

The major objective of SUPER is to raise Business Process Management (BPM) to the business level, where it belongs, from the IT level where it mostly resides now. This objective requires that BPM is accessible at the level of semantics of business experts.

Semantic Web and, in particular, Semantic Web Services (SWS) technology offer the promise of integrating applications at the semantic level. By combining SWS and BPM, and developing one consolidated technology SUPER will create horizontal ontologies which describe business processes and vertical telecommunications oriented ontologies to support domain-specific annotation.

 

Therefore this project aims at providing a semantic-based and context-aware frame- work, based on Semantic Web Services technology that acquires, organises, shares and uses the knowledge embedded in business processes within existing IT systems and software, and within employees' heads, in order to make companies more adaptive.


Critical IT / Process Divide


 

Semantic Business Process Management

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European Project SUPER

SUPER is financed from the Europen Union 6th Framework Programme, within Information Society Technologies (IST) priority.

SUPER, as well as following projects, is a member of European Semantic Systems Initiative
(ESSI)
cluster that became the part of STI International:


 


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Latest News

 October 10, 2009: BIS 2010 Submissions Open
 August 24, 2009: New article featuring results of the SUPER Project
 May 7 - 8, 2009: Final SUPER Review
 May 7, 2009: SUPER Tools - available now!
 May 6, 2009: SUPER Showcase ? now available!