The process view depicts those activities that an IT system passes through when it exchanges messages with other IT systems. Purely technical processes that are necessary for communication between IT systems, such as dial-up or other connection to the Internet, are not the subject of the process view of our model.
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Try to answer the following questions:
Which activities are we concerned with in the process view? Which interactions exist in our case study between the passenger services system and other IT systems?
Are these activities only interesting for system integration?
Have these activities already been described anywhere?
The exchange of messages between IT systems occurs on the basis of business events. Therefore, the exchange of messages is an activity of a subordinate business process.
In the business system model from our case study, the IT system that needs to be integrated is located within the business system passenger...