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This Process Modeling Using BPMN instructor-led Training course will teach you how to use BPMN effectively and correctly and arm you with techniques and tools to make sure that you are doing BPMN the right way.
Most business and technical stakeholders are vividly aware that, in order to come up with good solutions, we need to be able to describe, understand, and communicate our organizations' business processes, end-to-end and top-to-bottom. Yet, despite decades of flowcharting-talk and uncounted number of Visio diagrams, we are still struggling with this challenge. Without doubt, this is a major contributor to projects that fail to deliver (e.g. cancelled, over schedule and/or budget, products of poor quality or that include either only a fraction of the required functionality or functionality that nobody ever uses).In the last couple of years, more and more organizations have adopted a new standard: Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN). By now, a de-facto standard for business process modeling, BPMN enables bridging the communication gap between business and technical people by providing an effective, efficient, and flexible way to capture, model, analyze, and design business processes, in a way that is easily understood by all interested parties.This BPMN Training course is based on BPMN 2.0 and will teach you how to use BPMN effectively and correctly and arm you with techniques and tools to make sure that you are doing BPMN the right way. Learn how to create descriptive models, analytical models, and more the right way with BPMN.
Category
ID
Duration
Level
Price
Business Analysis
13659
3 Day(s)
Foundation
$1,200.00
Objectives
What you will learn:· Bridge the communication gap between business and IT· Enable process collaboration and accountability· Create high-level (whole-picture) models that describe an organization's end-to-end processes· Design and optimize processes, by progressively elaborating high-level models (Descriptive level) into hierarchical and more detailed process models (Analytical level)· Streamline process and requirements documentation by using the same notation and syntax to capture processes at all stages of the SDLC· Enhance knowledge management (creating, sharing, training, reuse, etc.) by eliminating the need to duplicate and/or translate process definitions· Increase productivity by enabling process engineers to elaborate Analytical models into Executable models (rather than starting from scratch each time)· Enable scope management and prioritization· Facilitate adoption/customization of BPM/BPMN/BPMS tools· Enable process simulations to validate and optimize business processes (e.g. process & cycle times, costs, resource utilization, etc.)
Part 1: Intro & Core Concepts1. Models and modeling goals2. Processes/process types3. Process modeling4. BPMN in Context: BPM & BPMS5. Historical background6. Comparison with alternative modeling methodsPart 2: BPMN Notation & Element Types1. BPMN Standard: Notation/symbols, Syntax, and Semantics2. Modeling levels/palettes: Descriptive, Analytical, Execution3. Work-performing elements: Processes, Activities (Tasks/Sub-Tasks)4. Work-routing elements: Sequence & Message Flow, Gateways5. Work-partitioning elements: Pools & Lanes6. Events7. Data Objects8. ArtifactsPart 3: Descriptive Models (Level 1 Palette)1. Purpose & target audience2. Core elements3. Method and style4. ExamplesPart 4: Analytical Models (Level 2 Palette)1. Purpose & target audience2. Additional elements3. Method and style4. ExamplesPart 5: BPMN Practices1. Common pitfalls & how to avoid them2. Best practicesPart 6: Process Analysis & Design, using BPMN1. BPMN Syntax Validation2. BPMN Method & Style Validation3. Tokens & Workflow Patterns4. Optimizing Processes: Analysis & Design
Part 7: Advanced Topics1. Process Simulations2. BPMN Processes and Business Rules/Decisions3. Event Sub-processes4. Choreography diagrams5. Executable modelsPart 8: BPM/BPMN Career, Resources1. IIBA and Process Modeling2. OMG Certified Expert in BPM (OCEB)3. Other certifications4. ResourcesPart 9: BPMN Tools1. Whiteboards, Sticky-Notes, etc.2. Diagramming tools vs. Modeling tools3. BPMN vs. BPMS4. Commercial & Open-source toolsPart 10: Case Study & Hands-on Exercises
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IIBA Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA)IIBA Certification of Competency in Business Analysis (CCBA)IIBA Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP)
Although it is not mandatory, students who have completed the self-paced Business Analyst Fundamentals eLearning course have found it very helpful when completing this course.
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