For those looking for a more rigorous approach to Business Process Management, this book offers a comprehensive framework based on formal methods and mathematical models. It covers the theoretical foundations of BPM, including process algebra, Petri nets, and queuing theory. The book explores advanced topics such as process verification, performance analysis, and optimization. It also discusses the integration of BPM with other disciplines, such as workflow management, enterprise architecture, and service-oriented computing. With its emphasis on formal methods, this book is suitable for researchers, academics, and practitioners interested in the theoretical aspects of BPM.
