Parametric Apppoximations of the Lorenz Curve

  • Ryu H
  • Slottje D
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Abstract

Many business process modeling techniques have been proposed over the last decades, creating a demand for theory to assist in the comparison and evaluation of these techniques. A widely established way of determining the effectiveness and efficiency of modeling techniques is by way of representational analysis. This paper comparatively assesses representational analyses of 12 popular process modeling techniques in order to provide insights into the extent to which they differ from each other. We discuss several implications of our findings. Our analysis uncovers and explores representational root causes for a number of shortcomings that remain in process modeling practice, such as lack of process decomposition and integration of business rule specification. Our findings also serve as motivation and input to future research in areas such as context-aware business process design and conventions management.

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Ryu, H. K., & Slottje, D. J. (1999). Parametric Apppoximations of the Lorenz Curve. In Handbook of Income Inequality Measurement (pp. 291–314). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4413-1_11

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