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Subject: RE: Definition of business process - Need for Semantics
Cory Casanave wrote: >We also need to make it clear that while the b2b business process does tend >to flow back into the business, it is not necessary to have exactly the same >model exposed internally - some adaptation is possible. I agree. We found in some earlier experience that most companies' internal process definitions don't even work very well internally, not to mention for external collaboration. Most of the assumptions are wrong, critical properties are missing (i.e. in virtual or vendor-managed inventory, who owns this stuff at this location?), irrelevant details are included, etc etc. Multi-company collaboration models are not the same as internal "enterprise" models. For example, a supply chain or value system is a thin slice across many companies. Each individual company may be involved in many simultaneous value systems. -Bob Haugen
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