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 Duration 14 hours

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Introduction

  • The importance of BPMN competency
  • Overview of the BPMN specification
  • Evolving versions of BPMN
  • The relationship between BPMN and business modeling
  • Key considerations for professionals utilizing BPMN

Levels of model description in BPMN

  • Descriptive BPMN
  • Analytical BPMN

Types of BPD diagrams

  • Private processes
  • Public processes
  • Collaborations

The role of events

  • Start and End events
  • Start and End events in the context of descriptive modeling
  • Intermediate timer events in standard flows
  • Link events (off-page connectors)

Activities as work units

  • Tasks and sub-types used in descriptive modeling

Flow control mechanisms

  • XOR gates in descriptive modeling
  • AND gates in descriptive modeling
  • Uncontrolled flow

Flows within the diagram

  • Sequence flows
  • Message flows

Supplementary diagram objects

  • Associations
  • Artifacts

Process diagram limits and boundaries

  • Participants
  • Lanes

Practical process construction

  • Defining the simplest sequence within a process
  • Creating negative paths
  • Modeling with and without actors
  • Incorporating loops within a process
  • Facilitating communication between processes
  • Representing unconditional waiting states
  • Synchronizing independent paths within a process
  • Synchronizing independent processes
  • Modeling scenarios where at least one condition is met
  • Analyzing various process scenarios
  • Managing process interruptions

Requirements

  • Understanding of business processes
  • Basic knowledge of the Windows environment

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