BUSINESS PROCESS MODEL TRAINER - BPMN TRAINING

HERY PURNAMA, SE.,MM.

MCP, PMP, CISM, CISSP, CISA, ITILF, CTFL, CDMP

SILABUS TRAINING

 BUSINESS PROCESS MODEL WITH BPMN 

DURATIONS :  4 DAYS (OFF/ONLINE TRAINING   09.00   –  16.00  )

DESCRIPTION : Business process modeling in business process management and systems engineering is the activity of representing processes of an enterprise, so that the current business processes may be analyzed, improved, and automated

TRAINING OBJECTIVES : • Create clear, correct and expressive BPMN 2.0 Models with clear process logic

• The full vocabulary of BPMN 2.0 Level 1: the descriptive modelling pallet

• The context of BPMN, BPM and Business Analysis in general

• Best practices approach with tips and tricks to model any real-world process

• How to improve real-world processes using BPMN 2.0

• How to adhere a common modelling method to create consist diagrams for both Business and IT

REQUIREMENTS : This training is tool independent, just like BPMN itself. You can use your own tool or use the free web-based one

PARTICIPANTS : - Business Analysts

- Aspiring Business Analyst

- Managers

- Technical Developers

- Consultants

- External teams and third parties

- Process Improvers

TRAINING TOPICS : Introduction to BPMN

What is BPMN

Practice the core elements 

The Advantages of BPMN .

BPMN . versus Traditional Flowcharts

BPMN . and BPM Suites

Why BPMN . is Important

Getting Started with BPMN 

Tooling BPMN . Setup & Tips and Tricks

BPMN for Practitioners

Model your First BPMN

Using XOR Gateways correctly

Practical Example Model a webshop order proces.

Practice with XOR gateways and conventions

Pools, Lanes, Subprocess, Hierarchical Model

Pools in BPMN

How To Creating Pools in Lucidchart

Lanes and Pools in BPMN

How To Create Lanes in Lucidchart & replicate the model

Different Task Types User and Service

Subprocesses, Nesting and Inline or Hierarchical Expansion

Parallel Gateways, Terminate End Events and Timer Trigger Events

Collaborations, Message Flows, data Objects & Events

Collaboration, Blackbox pools, message events & Flows

Collaborations in practice

Data Objects, Data Stores and Call Activities

Annotation Options in BPMN

Exercise Practice with Message End Events

Summary the All of Elements

Starts & Events

Activities and subprocesses

Gateways, Connectors. Pools, lanes and black boxes

Data objects

Annotation

Quality, Best Practices and Methodology

About Good BPMN

Seven Best Practices to create good BPMN . Models

Agile methodology to go from a blank piece of paper to a full BPMN diagram

Practice & Case Study

Business Case Assignment Description

Business Case The Scenario

Step 1 Assignment Scope of the high level Business Process

Step 1 Solution Scope the high level business process

Step 2 Part I Assignment Model the happy path scenario

Step 2 Part I Solution of the happy path scenario

Step 2 Part I How to draw the happy path scenario Lucidchart

Step 2 Part II Assignment Add exception flows

Step 2, Part II Solution of adding the exception flows

Step 2 , Part II How to model the exception flows in Lucidchart

Step 2,  Part III Assignment Add all detail to the high level process

Step 2,  Part III Solution of Adding all detail to the Model

Step 2 , Part III How to add all detail to the model in Lucidchart

Step 3 Improve The Process

Step 3  Assignment Model the improvement

Step 3 Solution

Step 3 How to model 'to be' or 'target' business process models 

Step  4 Scope sublevel processes; scenario and assignment.

Step  4 Solution of scoping the sublevel processes

Step  5 Model subprocesses assignment

Step  5 Solution of the subprocess

Step  5 How to model the subprocess in Lucidchart.

Next Recommendation  Training : 1. S.A.D with UML

2. Enterprise Architect with TOGAF 9