Perceptual Discriminability can be used to help distinguishing modeling constructs in conceptual models as well as to produce parallel processing which makes these constructs pop-out from the rest of the model. Prior research has already shown advantages of a pop-out for single constructs and for matching operators. This paper focusses on constructs that are perceived as a single chunk of information. Based on experiences from chunking and template theory relevant BPM-chunks are derived and moved towards parallel processing. We further report on the results of an experiment that tests the impact on comprehension speed for novices for this approach.
['Jeannette Stark', 'Richard Braun', 'Werner Esswein']
Perceptually Discriminating Chunks in Business Process Models