Abstract

Often organizations represent business process models in graphical notations such as BPMN. However, graphic models are not understood by all people once knowing all symbols, and modeling notation of a modeling language is not a common skill for ordinary people. Thus, it is essential to provide alternative and easy methods of process representation to make them more comprehensive to ordinary people. This research paper aims to propose interactive narratives (IN) as an alternative to BPMN models and compare both. We performed a quasi-experimental study with 20 participants to evaluate our proposal, splitting them into control (BPMN) and experimental (IN) groups. Quantitative methods evaluated all obtained data. As a result, we identified that IN had a better understanding than the BPMN model, but we can not affirm that participants considered it a better model representation than BPMN.

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