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Limitation of Used Tool and Potential Solution

Hmm, that's a pity! The tool I was planning to use is not working as I would like it to work. To explain it, this will become a rather technical story for some of you. For others however this will be a piece of cake! 

Literature study

So, here we are again. It is one month ago since my last post, but not much progress has been made. Main reason is because I have been busy with my final master courses. The last exams will be in the last week of January and the first week of February. After the exams I will have lots of time to focus on my master thesis.

However, before I start with my thesis in February I have to study some literature because of two reasons. First reason is because I have to know where I am talking about. If I want to add something new to the literature I have to study the existing literature. Second reason why I have to do a literature study is because I have to do a research proposal. But where do I start and what do I read (and what not)?

Kick-off

My name is Willem Dalinghaus and I am a student at the Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands. The reason why I started this blog is to get input from everybody who is interested and/or has some kind of feedback about my master thesis. My thesis is about the use of BPMN 2.0 in the healthcare domain. I will try to make a reference model for some processes which are (almost) the same for all hospitals and let either the hospitals do the specialization of the process or it is specialized by myself.