Miguel Angel Barcelona

Dr. Miguel Angel Barcelona

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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 February 2014 in Information and Software Technology
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LGL. García-Borgoñón
L. García-Borgoñón
MBMiguel Angel Barcelona
Miguel Angel Barcelona
Julián Alberto Garcia-GarciaJulián Alberto Garcia-Garcia
Julián Alberto Garcia-Garcia
MAM. Alba
M. Alba
MJMaría J.Escalona
María J.Escalona

29 December 2024
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ALAn Ngoc Lam
An Ngoc Lam
GSGøran Brekke Svaland
Gøran Brekke Svaland
MBMiguel Angel Barcelona
Miguel Angel Barcelona
SKShane Keaveney
Shane Keaveney
MWMallouli Wissam
Mallouli Wissam
ABAhmed Nabil Belbachir
Ahmed Nabil Belbachir

22 June 2016 in International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer
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MBMiguel Angel Barcelona
Miguel Angel Barcelona
LGL. García-Borgoñón
L. García-Borgoñón
GLG. López-Nicolás
G. López-Nicolás

1 January 2014 in Procedia Computer Science
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LGL. Garćıa-Borgoñón
L. Garćıa-Borgoñón
MBMiguel Angel Barcelona
Miguel Angel Barcelona
Julián Alberto Garcia-GarciaJulián Alberto Garcia-Garcia
Julián Alberto Garcia-Garcia
MJMaría J.Escalona
María J.Escalona
Software processes are recognized as fundamental assets in development organizations since they support the capability to pro- duce better products. A means for handling the complexity of these processes is through models, and software process modeling languages (SPMLs) are languages to express those processes. Different requirements for SPMLs have been identified by some authors, but accessibility is not one of them. There is little empirical evidence of the use of software processes by people with accessibility difficulties in software organizations. The goal of this case study is to investigate what are the requirements to make software processes become accessible. The subjects are users of a methodology called NDT and its support tools, and who have a kind of disability. The objective is to know the main requirements in order to read and execute software processes and become a process engineer. Conclusions and future work in this field are also presented to improve this area

5 July 2014
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MGM. Teresa García
M. Teresa García
MBMiguel Angel Barcelona
Miguel Angel Barcelona
MRMercedes Ruiz
Mercedes Ruiz
LGLaura García-Borgoñon
Laura García-Borgoñon
IRI. Ramos
I. Ramos
Organizations need to be agile and flexible to meet the continuous changes. Business Process Management (BPM) is harnessing the continuous changes suffered by organizations in the value chain and, therefore, in their processes. Simulation models offer the ability to experience different decisions and analyze their results in systems where the cost or risk of actual experimentation are prohibitive. BPMN models are not directly executable nor is it possible to simulate their behavior in various input parameters. This paper proposes the application of model-driven engineering (MDE) to integrate the definition of business processes with Discrete- Event Simulation (DES) as a tool to support decision-making. We propose a platform independent DES metamodel and a set of rules, to automatically generate the simulation model from BPMN 2.0 based business process in accordance with previous metamodel.

8 June 2023
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LGLaura García-Borgoñón
Laura García-Borgoñón
MBMiguel Angel Barcelona
Miguel Angel Barcelona
AEArmando J. Egea
Armando J. Egea
GRGerman Reyes
German Reyes
ASAlejandro Sainz-De-La-Maza
Alejandro Sainz-De-La-Maza
AGAdolfo González-Uzabal
Adolfo González-Uzabal