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Broadpin is looking for a Computer Science student for a thesis internship in its Platforms & Development unit. You will build a representative BPMN model and a content-equivalent hierarchical Petri net to compare modeling notations.
You will define evaluation criteria, develop practical tools, and conduct empirical comparisons with user groups, under supervision. The role offers flexible hours and potential for a permanent position after graduation.
Broadpin is an international consulting company for Oracle solutions, formed through the merger of PROMATIS, Project Partners, Quistor, and PITSS, supporting clients across a wide range of industries with business process excellence and digital transformation programs. In our Platforms & Development business unit, we develop Horus® products for business process management. The new, web-based Horus® enables collaborative modeling as well as efficient browsing and presentation of modeled content.
Business operations within companies are becoming increasingly complex and must be able to adapt to constantly changing conditions. This complexity is also reflected in companies' process models and can, in part, be captured using Digital Twins of the Organization (DTO). Various notations are fundamentally suitable for modeling such a DTO, often based on Petri nets, EPCs, or BPMN 2.0. All these notations offer concepts for modularization. Based on an eye-tracking study conducted in cooperation with the University of St. Gallen, a previous thesis specifically examined the comprehensibility of models based on BPMN 2.0 with artifacts. The study examined model comprehensibility with more than 40 participants.
As part of a thesis project, the comprehensibility of hierarchical modeling approaches is to be examined based on an eye-tracking study. BPMN and Petri nets will be compared as the two approaches.
The new, web-based Horus enables collaborative modeling and communication between users and supports the search for and efficient presentation of modeled content. The web interface is implemented based on Angular, while the backend is implemented in Java and the Spring Framework, with data stored in a database.
1Reijers, H. A., Mendling, J., & Dijkman, R. M. (2011). Human and automatic modularizations of process models to enhance their comprehension. Information Systems, 36(5), 881-897.