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anizational Behavior with Dynamic Modeling
Kecheng LIU(1), Lily SUN(1), Joseph BARJIS(2), Jan . DIETZ(2)
(1) School puting, Staffordshire University, Beaconside, Stafford ST18 0DG, United Kingdom.
(2) Dept of Information Systems, Delft University of Technology, . Box 356, 2600 AJ Delft, herlands.
E-mail: j.******@; /~barjis; .******@
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Abstract modeling and analysis of anization (Reijswoud and
To study anizational behavior in the form of Mulder, 1998).
business processes, one needs an effective modeling The approach proposed is mainly based on the
method to capture dynamics of business processes. In business process modeling (BPM), a method of DEMO
this paper we introduce the DEMO methodology for (Dynamic Essential Modeling anization). DEMO is
organizational modeling. An extension of the a cross-disciplinary theory, rooted in the language-action
methodology has been made by incorporating a semiotic perspective (Dignum et al., 1996), for describing and
method. DEMO is a cross-disciplinary theory for explaining the action anizations, as well as for
describing and explaining the action anizations. anizational re-engineering. The DEMO methodology
contains several model types, each expressed in a consists of several model types, each expressed i