BPMN 2.0 – Become a professional process designer

BPMN 2.0 – Become a professional process designer, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.47, with 71 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 37 reviews, and has 166 subscribers.

You will learn about Correct use of all BPMN symbols in diagrams Design effective pools and swimlanes to represent different actors in processes Use of gateways to control process flows and decision points Creation of end-to-end process flows using start and end events Use of sub-processes to simplify complex business processes Use of data objects and artifacts to refine process diagrams Use of message flows to represent communication between processes Integration of event-based gateways for dynamic process decisions Use of intermediate and boundary events This course is ideal for individuals who are Interested beginners or Advanced or Business Analysts or Project managers or Anyone who has always wanted to learn BPMN It is particularly useful for Interested beginners or Advanced or Business Analysts or Project managers or Anyone who has always wanted to learn BPMN.

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Summary

Title: BPMN 2.0 – Become a professional process designer

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.47

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 75

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Correct use of all BPMN symbols in diagrams
Design effective pools and swimlanes to represent different actors in processes
Use of gateways to control process flows and decision points
Creation of end-to-end process flows using start and end events
Use of sub-processes to simplify complex business processes
Use of data objects and artifacts to refine process diagrams
Use of message flows to represent communication between processes
Integration of event-based gateways for dynamic process decisions
Use of intermediate and boundary events

Who Should Attend

Interested beginners
Advanced
Business Analysts
Project managers
Anyone who has always wanted to learn BPMN

Target Audiences

Interested beginners
Advanced
Business Analysts
Project managers
Anyone who has always wanted to learn BPMN

This course is carefully designed to take you from the basics of business process modeling through to advanced techniques and help you become an expert in the use of the BPMN 2.0 specification.

Starting with an introduction to the meaning and application of business process modeling, you will be quickly introduced to the world of BPMN. We cover all the basic symbols, elements and diagram types you need to model your first processes. You will learn how to effectively use start and end events, tasks, gateways and sub-processes to create clear and understandable process diagrams.

Once the basics are mastered, the course introduces you to advanced modeling techniques. You will explore complex workflows, multiple instances, event-driven processes and the use of artifacts to enrich your diagrams with additional information and increase their comprehensibility.

Sounds worse than it is… I will explain everything in detail and in an understandable way.

The section on events will show you how to effectively use different types of events such as timers, messages and errors to model realistic and dynamic business processes. In the Gateways section, you will learn how to properly represent decision points in your processes and control different path options based on business rules.

In addition to technical skills, the course emphasizes best practices and developing a deep understanding of how BPMN 2.0 can be applied in real-world business scenarios. You will learn how to design efficient, flexible and scalable business processes that meet the needs of your organization.

This course is perfect for beginners who have no prior knowledge of BPMN as well as advanced learners who want to deepen their knowledge.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Business Process Modeling

Lecture 1: What you will learn in this course

Lecture 2: Why process modeling can boost your career

Lecture 3: What is a business process? Definition & examples

Lecture 4: Why business process modeling is essential

Lecture 5: BPMN 2.0: More than just modeling

Lecture 6: BPMN: From its origins to its significance today

Lecture 7: The right choice: choosing BPMN tools effectively

Lecture 8: Where we stand and what happens next

Chapter 2: BPMN Fundamentals – Designing a simple process

Lecture 1: Introduction to bpmn.io: Our BPMN Tool of Choice

Lecture 2: Introduction to the simple start event in BPMN

Lecture 3: Discover the basics of BPMN tasks

Lecture 4: Sequence flows and tokens in BPMN: clearly explained

Lecture 5: Alternative process flows – introduction to XOR Gateways

Lecture 6: Subprocesses: Structure and clarity

Lecture 7: Solving the quiz: Mastering sub-processes in BPMN

Chapter 3: Advanced modeling techniques

Lecture 1: Pools and lanes in BPMN: meaning

Lecture 2: Pools & Message Flows: Effective process communication

Lecture 3: Message start event: Message flows control the start of the process

Lecture 4: Camunda Token-Simulation in Action

Lecture 5: Live: Token simulation

Lecture 6: Optimizing our BPMN process: identifying and solving problems

Lecture 7: Intermediate Events in BPMN: Throw & Catch

Lecture 8: Some final words on this section

Chapter 4: Expert know-how – Events

Lecture 1: Introduction to BPMN events

Lecture 2: Timer events: time control in processes

Lecture 3: Conditional events: Automated process control

Lecture 4: Message Events: Applications & Meaning

Lecture 5: Signal events: Broadcast-style communication

Lecture 6: Understanding boundary events in BPMN

Lecture 7: Event sub-processes – Event-driven sub-processes

Lecture 8: Escalation events – How to deal with escalations in BPMN

Lecture 9: The termination event – emergency stop in the process

Lecture 10: Error events – error handling with BPMN

Lecture 11: Compensation events – corrections elegantly resolved

Lecture 12: Transaction Subprocesses & Cancel Events: All in one

Lecture 13: Link events: Bridges in your BPMN diagrams

Lecture 14: Last words on the BPMN events

Chapter 5: Expert know-how – Gateways

Lecture 1: Introduction to gateways in BPMN

Lecture 2: Exclusive Gateway: Decisions control the process

Lecture 3: Parallel Gateway: Efficiency boost for business processes

Lecture 4: Inclusive gateway: More flexibility in the process flow

Lecture 5: Event-based gateways: Controlling the process flow with events

Lecture 6: Complex gateway: A necessary evil?

Lecture 7: Last words on the gateways in BPMN

Chapter 6: Expert know-how – Activities

Lecture 1: Introduction to the BPMN activity types

Lecture 2: Receive Tasks: Waiting for input

Lecture 3: Send Tasks: Deep Dive

Lecture 4: Multi-instancing and loops: Simplify your BMPN diagrams

Lecture 5: Manual Task: Manual work in BPMN

Lecture 6: User Tasks: Human interaction meets IT

Lecture 7: Service Tasks: Understanding and applying automation

Lecture 8: Script Tasks: Automation without external dependencies

Lecture 9: Business Rule Task: Outsourcing complex decisions

Lecture 10: Call activities: Global sub-processes

Lecture 11: Ad-hoc sub-processes: When it comes to flexibility

Lecture 12: Activity types: Last words

Chapter 7: Expert know-how – Artefacts

Lecture 1: Artifacts in BPMN: An introduction

Lecture 2: Text annotations: Your BPMN notepad

Lecture 3: Data Objects: About the data within business processes

Lecture 4: Data Store References: Persistent data across process boundaries

Lecture 5: Groups: Your virtual garden fence

Lecture 6: Artifacts in BPMN: Last words

Chapter 8: Process Modeling – Best Practice

Lecture 1: Introduction to BPMN Best Practices

Lecture 2: Camunda Modeler & Token Simulator: Download & Installation

Lecture 3: Token Simulator: More than just a toy

Lecture 4: Labeling: How to make your BPMN model understandable!

Lecture 5: Symmetry in BPMN: The key to clear process diagrams

Lecture 6: Iterating towards a clear process model

Lecture 7: Color management in BPMN designs

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: A few final words and thanks

Chapter 10: What's next

Lecture 1: What's next – Bonus

Instructors

Oliver Berndorf
The Black Bell Project GmbH

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