Based on many years of research, we have developed an IT solution that makes it considerably easier and faster to digitize business processes and develop IT systems - all code free.
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Countless companies worldwide have already integrated DCR into their IT-system.
You can read about some of the experiences which companies have expressed in regards to their use of DCR.
DCR is developed to meet the massive and steadily increasing need for better, faster and easier digitization of the knowledge workers' complex workflows and developing more user-supported IT systems and codefree solutions.
DCR Solutions has developed a research-based tool called DCR to facilitate the complex workday of the knowledge workers. Like the GPS we guide knowledge workers dynamically...
The simplicity of DCR and the code-free method empowers process owners to take full control of digitization.
Digitize in Hours not Weeks
The DCR makes it significantly faster to describe and digitize processes
10x Costs Savings
The code-free tool means no programming is required, which significantly reduces cost of digitization
Regulatory Compliance
Direct link between regulatory description, process models and IT-system logic ensures compliance
Seamless System Integrations
Seamless integration to existing IT-systems ensure fast digitization and increased value of existing IT-investments
Dynamic Process Guidance
Providing digital guidance to the knowledge workers ensure optimal process flow
Thomas Hildebrandt Professor at the University of Copenhagen
”DCR revolutionizes the way you digitize business processes today and it has now finally become possible to provide knowledge workers with complete IT systems that support their reality. In the same way as car drivers’ lives have been revolutionized using the GPS, the workday of the knowledge workers can become much more effective because they are guided step by step in their work process until they reach the goal.”
DCR Solutions are proud to announce that three articles mentions DCR graphs at CAiSE 19 in Rome: Discovering Responsibilities with Dynamic Condition Response Graphs by Viktorija Nekrasaite, Andrew Tristan Parli, Christoffer Olling Back and Tijs Slaats Fifty Shared of Green: How Informative is a Compliant Process Trace?, by Andrea Burratin, Giancarlo Guizzardi, Fabrizio M. Maggi and Marco Montali Evaluating the Understandability of Hybrid Process Model Representations Using Eye Tracking: First Insights by Amine Abbad Andaloussi,…
Regulatory compliance describes the level of alignment between business processes and legislations, and it represents a complex process where regulations have to be instantiated in terms of a business process, and later check for correctness: the business process should provide evidence that actors fulfilling necessary conditions will eventually be granted with the rights they are entitled to. This is important for governmental case work, that are tightly governed by law. Legislations are far from being…
The annual BPM (Business Process Management) conference will in 2019 take place at the Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien. BPM 2019 The conference is the 17th conference in a series that provides the most prestigious forum for researchers and practitioners in the field of BPM. The conference offers different types of presentations, workshops, award ceremony, social events and many other things. Get more information HERE BPM 2019 will continue the track system successfully implemented in BPM 2018. On…
DCR Graphs in several articles at CAiSE 2019 in RomeJune 2, 2019-The DCR technology is mentioned in several research articles at Caise conference in June 2019 in Rome. Read more at https://www.caise19.it/ DCR graphs mentioned in three articles at the conference Discovering Responsibilities with Dynamic Condition Response Graphs by Viktorija Nekrasaite, Andrew Tristan Parli, Christoffer Olling Back and Tijs Slaats Fifty Shared of Green: How Informative is a Compliant Process Trace?, by Andrea Burratin, Giancarlo Guizzardi, Fabrizio M. Maggi and Marco Montali Evaluating the Understandability of […]
Kommunernes It-Arkitekturråd (It-architecture council of Local Government Denmark) emphasizes EcoKnow as an interesting projectJanuary 11, 2018-When the It-architecture council was gathered for the 24th time, the machine learning topic where high on the agenda. The council finds three projects of particular interest, including the “EcoKnow” project and the underlying technology, DCR Graphs, used to develop navigation systems supporting the changeable legislation. The council has an interest in the Ecoknow project as it illustrates the big potential of machine learning, and how it can make public case management systems more effective […]
KMD uses new technology from ITU to give flexibility to government knowledge workersJune 6, 2017-Professor Thomas Hildebrandt DCR (Dynamic Condition Response) enables the possibility of gradually making knowledge work digital. In regards to knowledge work there’s an enormous economic potential in converting to digital form and the prospects of specifying work procedure by utilizing DCR is huge. I often compare DCR technology with an app like Google Maps, which is able to find a route dynamically regardless of your position or goal and ensure that you follow the rules. […]
Converting knowledge work into digital form is possibleMay 3, 2017-Source not available Professor Thomas Hildebrandt DCR (Dynamic Condition Response) enables the possibility of gradually making knowledge work digital. In regards to knowledge work there’s an enormous economic potential in converting to digital form and the prospects of specifying work procedure by utilizing DCR is huge. I often compare DCR technology with an app like Google Maps, which is able to find a route dynamically regardless of your position or goal and ensure that you […]
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DCR Graphs in several articles at CAiSE 2019 in Rome June 2, 2019- The DCR technology is mentioned in several research articles at Caise conference in June 2019 in Rome. Read more at https://www.caise19.it/ DCR graphs mentioned in three articles at the conference Discovering Responsibilities with Dynamic Condition Response Graphs by Viktorija Nekrasaite, Andrew Tristan Parli, Christoffer Olling Back and Tijs Slaats Fifty Shared of Green: How Informative is a Compliant Process Trace?, by Andrea Burratin, Giancarlo Guizzardi, Fabrizio M. Maggi and Marco Montali Evaluating the Understandability of […]
Kommunernes It-Arkitekturråd (It-architecture council of Local Government Denmark) emphasizes EcoKnow as an interesting project January 11, 2018- When the It-architecture council was gathered for the 24th time, the machine learning topic where high on the agenda. The council finds three projects of particular interest, including the “EcoKnow” project and the underlying technology, DCR Graphs, used to develop navigation systems supporting the changeable legislation. The council has an interest in the Ecoknow project as it illustrates the big potential of machine learning, and how it can make public case management systems more effective […]