Peyman Faratin

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Published: 1993
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2000
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Nicholas R. Jennings, Timothy J. Norman, Peyman Faratin, Paul D. O'Brien, Brian Odgers:
Autonomous Agents for Business Process Management. Appl. Artif. Intell. 14(2): 145-189 (2000)
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Nicholas R. Jennings, Peyman Faratin, Timothy J. Norman, Paul D. O'Brien, Brian Odgers, James L. Alty:
Implementing a Business Process Management System Using ADEPT: A Real-World Case Study. Appl. Artif. Intell. 14(5): 421-463 (2000)
1996
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Nicholas R. Jennings, Peyman Faratin, M. J. Johnson, Timothy J. Norman, Paul D. O'Brien, Mark E. Wiegand:
Agent-Based Business Process Management. Int. J. Cooperative Inf. Syst. 5(2&3): 105-130 (1996)
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Nicholas R. Jennings, Peyman Faratin, M. J. Johnson, Paul D. O'Brien, Mark E. Wiegand:
Using Intelligent Agents to Manage Business Processes. PAAM 1996: 345-360

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