No Time for Compliance
Abstract
In the past few years several business process compliance frameworks based on temporal logic have been proposed. In this paper we investigate whether the use of temporal logic is suitable for the task at hand: namely to check whether the specifications of a business process are compatible with the formalisation of the norms regulating the business process. We provide an example inspired by real life norms where the use of linear temporal logic produces a result that is not compatible with the legal understanding of the norms in the example.
Conference Title
2015 IEEE 19th International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference
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Subject
Computational logic and formal languages
Distributed computing and systems software
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Computer Science, Hardware & Architecture
Engineering, Electrical & Electronic