3.BP Modelling (4)

3.BP Modelling (4)

1. 1.Why Model Processes

   • 1.To describe and communicate BP i.e. for Training and legislative requirements
   • 2.Analyze process for improvement, standardization, in preparation for growth or any change requirement
   • 3.To automate oe enact a process and transfer it to executable code

2. 2.Different BP Modelling Languages (BPML)

   • 0.Regaining Models and Notations
   • 1.UML 2.0 Activity Diagram
   • 2.BPDM
   • 3.Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN)
   • 4.EPC
   • 5.RAD
   • 6.BPML Features

3. 3.BPMN (Current Standard)

   • Pools and Lanes
   • Connectors
   • Events and Tasks
   • Gateways
   • Collaboration Diagrams
   • 2.Process modelling guidelines (PMG)
     • 1.G1:Use few elements in model as possible
     • 2.G2:Minimize routing paths per element
     • 3.G3: Use one start and one end event
     • 4.G4: Model as structured as possible
     • 5.G5: Avoid OR routing elements
     • 6.G6: Use verb-object activity labels
     • 7.G7: Decompose the model if it has more than 50 elements

4. 4.BPMN Tools

   • Architecture Integrated Information System (ARIS)