First steps to automate processes with GeneXus 17

First steps to automate processes with GeneXus 17, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.5, with 16 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 841 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn in a simple way what BPM is and the features of GeneXus BPM Suite. You will learn the basic description of the main symbols that will allow you to define a process. You will learn how to model a business process using a case study. You will identify the different GeneXus objects that you will have to create and associate with the model to create a functional application. You will be able to run the application and get to know the GXflow Client interface as well as monitor the running processes. You will see how easy it is to incorporate security, users, and roles to the process. You will analyze the statistics generated automatically by process, tasks, and participants. This course is ideal for individuals who are For those interested in learning how to automate, streamline, and optimize business processes. It is particularly useful for For those interested in learning how to automate, streamline, and optimize business processes.

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Summary

Title: First steps to automate processes with GeneXus 17

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

You will learn in a simple way what BPM is and the features of GeneXus BPM Suite.
You will learn the basic description of the main symbols that will allow you to define a process.
You will learn how to model a business process using a case study.
You will identify the different GeneXus objects that you will have to create and associate with the model to create a functional application.
You will be able to run the application and get to know the GXflow Client interface as well as monitor the running processes.
You will see how easy it is to incorporate security, users, and roles to the process.
You will analyze the statistics generated automatically by process, tasks, and participants.

Who Should Attend

For those interested in learning how to automate, streamline, and optimize business processes.

Target Audiences

For those interested in learning how to automate, streamline, and optimize business processes.

GeneXus is software that makes software. Its first version was created in 1988 and is now used by more than 9,000 companies in 50 countries.

It is an intelligent Low-Code platform that simplifies software development, automating everything that can be automated.

It is the easiest and fastest way to develop applications without knowing how to program. It is very easy to learn, very productive, multi-platform, agile, and future-proof.

GeneXus is also a BPM Suite that will allow you to:

Graphically model business processes.

Automate systems through a GeneXus application.

Control, manage, and administer business processes.

Course objective:

Learn the basic concepts to model, execute, and manage a business process using GeneXus BPM Suite.

Suggested methodology to take the course:

Throughout the course, you will be able to develop a BPM-oriented application, step by step and watching short videos.

You will have to watch every video and then replicate in GeneXus what is explained in the video, with the opportunity to run and test the operation of the GXflow client.

Requirements: You will need a computer to install the free trial version of GeneXus. We will explain how to install it and the hardware and software requirements in one of the first videos of the course.

Basic knowledge of GeneXus. Also, we recommend watching the course “Create your first application with a Low-Code tool.”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introducción

Lecture 1: What are GeneXus, BPM, and GeneXus BPM Suite?

Chapter 2: Downloading and installing GeneXus

Lecture 1: Downloading and installing GeneXus

Chapter 3: Case study presentation. Steps to model a business process in GeneXus

Lecture 1: Case study presentation. Steps to model a business process in GeneXus

Chapter 4: Creating a new application

Lecture 1: Creating a new application

Chapter 5: Modeling business processes: basic concepts (part 1)

Lecture 1: Modeling business processes: basic concepts (part 1)

Chapter 6: Modeling business processes: basic concepts (part 2)

Lecture 1: Modeling business processes: basic concepts (part 2)

Chapter 7: Creating Transaction objects that represent User Tasks

Lecture 1: Creating Transaction objects that represent User Tasks

Chapter 8: Creating Procedure objects that represent Script Tasks

Lecture 1: Creating Procedure objects that represent Script Tasks

Chapter 9: Associating objects with the diagram and creating relevant data

Lecture 1: Associating objects with the diagram and creating relevant data

Chapter 10: Associating objects with the diagram (cont.)

Lecture 1: Associating objects with the diagram (cont.)

Chapter 11: Running the diagram

Lecture 1: Running the diagram

Chapter 12: Case 1: Process flow for a customer to be registered

Lecture 1: Case 1: Process flow for a customer to be registered

Chapter 13: Case 2: Process flow for a customer already registered

Lecture 1: Case 2: Process flow for a customer already registered

Chapter 14: Security: Definition of roles and assignment of roles to tasks

Lecture 1: Security: Definition of roles and assignment of roles to tasks

Chapter 15: Definition of users and assignment of roles. Execution and monitoring

Lecture 1: Definition of users and assignment of roles. Execution and monitoring

Chapter 16: Statistics

Lecture 1: Statistics

Instructors

GeneXus Training
Official Trainer

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