Talk:Subject-oriented business process management

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In the introduction the term subject is used identical to the term Actor. I think there is a difference. A subject is only a behaviour model. This means a subject specification desccribes in which sequences messages can be sent or received and action are executed. A subject is assigned to an actor. This actor executed the described behaviour. This allows to assign a subject to different actors, which means a process modell can be used in different environments. An actor can be a human, a computer, a robot etc.. Subjects are abstract behaviours which are executed by actors or agents. The word agent is often used in the ame way as actor. Should we change the description in such a way? Albertflei (talk) 21:40, 24 May 2012 (UTC)

I have tried to make a proposal for the last remark, pls check and modify if needed. RRS62 (talk) 14:37, 29 May 2012 (UTC)