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Software Engineering Laboratory, Department of Informatics, Pontificial University Catholic of Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil

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Exploring Blockchain Technology to Improve Multi-party Relationship in Business Process Management Systems

Topics: Modeling of Distributed Systems; Business Modeling and Business Process Management; Distributed Database Systems

Authors: Paulo Henrique Alves ¹ , Ronnie Paskin ¹ , Isabella Frajhof ¹ , Yang Ricardo Miranda ¹ , João Gabriel Jardim ¹ , Jose Jorge Brum Cardoso ² , Eduardo Henrique Haddad Tress ² , Rogério Ferreira da Cunha ² , Rafael Nasser ¹ and Gustavo Robichez ¹

Affiliations: ¹ Software Engineering Laboratory, Department of Informatics, Pontificial University Catholic of Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil , ² Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Digital Object Identifier: 10.5220/0009565108170825

Proceedings of ICEIS 2020, ISBN: 978-989-758-423-7

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Business Process Management Systems (BMPSs) are often used to track activities, identify inefficiencies, and streamline the workflow. Typically, BPMSs are used by a single organization for internal users and processes through a trusted central system. However, scenarios involving multiple parties present a new challenge: to ensure the reliability of registered information and strict adherence to business rules for all participants without a central authority. Therefore, we explored the use of blockchain technology in association with a BPMS to create a Distributed Business Process System (dBPMS). This integration can fulfill the requirements above mentioned, creating tamper-proof registries, allowing reliable self-execution through smart contracts, within a trusted environment for all parties, without the need for inter-party trust. The proposed solution provides a workflow encompassing all activities and parties in an efficient ecosystem.