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A process meta-model is a [[Metamodeling|meta model]], "a description at the type level of a process model. A process model is, thus, an instantiation of a process meta-model. [..] A meta-model can be instantiated several times in order to define various process models. A process meta-model is at the meta-type level with respect to a process."<ref name="Rolland 1998" />
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There exist standards for several domains:
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"The '''Start''' meta-intention starts the construction of a process by selecting a section in the method map which has map intention Start as source. The '''Choose Section''' meta-intention results in the selection of a method map section. The '''Enact Section''' meta-intention causes the execution of the method map section resulting from '''Choose Section'''. Finally, the '''Stop''' meta-intention stops the construction of the application process. This happens when the '''Enact Section''' meta-intention leads to the enactment of the method map section having Stop as the target.
As already explained in the previous sections, there are two ways in which a section of a method map can be selected, namely by selecting an intention or by selecting a strategy. Therefore, the meta-intention '''Choose Section''' has two meta-strategies associated with it, ''select intention'' and ''select strategy'' respectively. Once a method map section has been selected by '''Choose Section''', the IAG to support its enactment must be retrieved; this is represented in [the graph] by associating the meta-strategy ''automated support'' with the meta-intention, '''Enact Section'''."
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== Sample process ==