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BPMN in Action - Best Practices for Process Modeling, Part 2

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Explore best practices for process modeling using Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) in this 21-minute tutorial video. Dive into different scoping techniques for BPMN diagrams, including internal vs. external parties, strategic vs. operational scopes, and technical vs. human workflows. Learn how to plan for external party input, differentiate between operational and strategic process models, and create easy-to-read diagrams. Discover the nuances of human task orchestration and technical workflows, and how to combine them effectively in a single process model for seamless orchestration. Gain practical insights through applied examples and enhance your BPMN skills for improved process modeling in various industries and use cases.

Syllabus

- Introduction
- Scoping Rules
- External vs. Internal Scope
- Applying the rule to the model: excluding the customer
- Strategic vs. Operational Scope
- Applying the rule to the model: creating a strategic process model
- Applying the rule to the model: creating an operational process model
- Technical Workflows vs. Human Workflows on an operational scope
- Applying the rule to the model: creating a technical workflow

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Camunda

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    Bryan Shalom Sison
    I find the course challenging in a way because there are instances that a System are not fully defined in the onset of the project. Where the Technical ones are not easily recognized. This course was able to provide insight on how to develop how to cultivate the process effectively.
  • Octavian Butnaru
    Very easy to understand and straight to the point. I liked these a lot and I felt I learnt pretty fast some good things about it.
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