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What is the difference between an executable business modeling language and a non-executable business modeling language?

April 26, 2017Business executable Language modeling non-executable

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What is the difference between an executable business modeling language and a non-executable business modeling language?

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These differences refer to variations in the semantics (meanings) of the business modeling languages. Executable business modeling languages are associated with precise semantics that can be used to automatically validate and simulate business processes (e.g., BPEL, UML Action Semantics) whereas non-executable business modeling languages lack precise semantics (e.g., BPMN).