Domain-Specific Process Model
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A Domain-Specific Process Model is a process model designed specifically for a domain-specific process.
- Context:
- It can (typically) involve Domain Expertise and Industry-Specific Requirements.
- It can (often) require Domain Compliance and Industry Standard adherence.
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- It can range from being a Simple Domain Workflow to being a Complex Domain Workflow.
- It can range from being a Manual Domain Workflow to being an Automated Domain Workflow.
- It can range from being a Local Domain Process to being an Enterprise Domain Process.
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- It can incorporate Industry Standards and compliance requirements specific to a domain.
- It can enhance Workflow Measures by using processes optimized for domain-relevant tasks.
- It can be managed by a Domain-Specific Workflow System.
- It can involve:
- Domain Tasks: Specialized steps for the field.
- Domain Compliance Checks: Industry-specific validations.
- Domain Quality Controls: Field-specific quality measures.
- Domain Reportings: Sector-specific documentation.
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- Example(s):
- Legal-Domain Process Models, such as: Case Management Workflow or Contract Review Workflow.
- Software Engineering-Domain Process Models, such as: Software Development Lifecycle Workflow or Code Review Workflow.
- Healthcare-Domain Process Models, such as: Clinical Trial Workflow or Patient Intake Workflow.
- Financial-Domain Process Models, such as: Compliance Audit Workflow or Loan Processing Workflow.
- Education-Domain Process Models, such as: Curriculum Development Workflow or Student Enrollment Workflow.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- General Workflows, which are not tailored to any specific industry.
- Ad Hoc Processes, which lack defined structure and specificity.
- Generic Process Templates, which aren't customized for domains.
- Cross-Domain Workflows, which span multiple fields.
- See: Workflow, Compliance Requirements, Industry Standards, Legal Workflow, Healthcare Workflow, IT Workflow.