BPMN for business analysts

BPMN for business analysts, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.42, with 91 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 4719 reviews, and has 19268 subscribers.

You will learn about You will see how to use BPMN in practice, which elements to use and which are not so useful You will learn how to use events in BPMN and what are the event types You will practice how using object types for tasks and subprocesses can make your diagrams easier to understand and more powerful You will understand how to show the process flows with various gateways (XOR, AND, OR) and how to make sure token flows correctly You will master usage of pools and lanes to show collaboration in a proces, so that you never make the popular rookie mistakes You will learn how to easily extend your diagrams with additional information with artifacts and data objects This course is ideal for individuals who are People beginning Business Analyst or Process Analyst career who want to learn BPMN or People with flowcharting experience who want to add BPMN to their toolkit or People who want to use BPMN with confidence It is particularly useful for People beginning Business Analyst or Process Analyst career who want to learn BPMN or People with flowcharting experience who want to add BPMN to their toolkit or People who want to use BPMN with confidence.

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Summary

Title: BPMN for business analysts

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.42

Number of Lectures: 91

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 84

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 91

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will see how to use BPMN in practice, which elements to use and which are not so useful
You will learn how to use events in BPMN and what are the event types
You will practice how using object types for tasks and subprocesses can make your diagrams easier to understand and more powerful
You will understand how to show the process flows with various gateways (XOR, AND, OR) and how to make sure token flows correctly
You will master usage of pools and lanes to show collaboration in a proces, so that you never make the popular rookie mistakes
You will learn how to easily extend your diagrams with additional information with artifacts and data objects

Who Should Attend

People beginning Business Analyst or Process Analyst career who want to learn BPMN
People with flowcharting experience who want to add BPMN to their toolkit
People who want to use BPMN with confidence

Target Audiences

People beginning Business Analyst or Process Analyst career who want to learn BPMN
People with flowcharting experience who want to add BPMN to their toolkit
People who want to use BPMN with confidence

Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN 2.0) is
the new de facto standard for modeling processes. It can
be used when you need to document
your processes as a part of the project or when you need
to automate them, so learning it will help your career.

Maybe you’ve already
spent some time trying to learn BPMN from the specification and from the
internet but still do not feel confident
about this notation? I often see that even
people with years of modeling experience really struggle when it comes to BPMN
diagrams.

Or are you mapping the workflow processes with flowcharts, but don’t feel your process maps really improve the communication? BPMN can help here if used properly!

You will learn from this course what are the most useful elements of BPMN and how to create easy to
understand and maintain process diagrams.

The course consists
of several sections with video lectures, quizzes and real life mini-projects
that will help you start using BPMN in no time.

I know that at first
BPMN can be confusing and you may have some questions after you start using it
in practice. The course is constantly updated with new content on a basis of
your feedback and I will answer all your questions regarding the best ways to
use BPMN.

Wondering if this course is for you? Take a look at the reviews from my students:

“Excellent course, pitched at an extremely useful level. This explains the parts of BPMN that are most useful, without diving into unnecessary complexity. It has a great mixture of videos, “take-away” summaries, and exercises. Highly recommended!”

– Adrian�

“Efficient and effective BPM overview of the essential items you need to understand and master when using such notation. I used it as a refresher as I need to work with people using BPMN on a new project.”

– François

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: 1 – BPMN Overview

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Basics of modelling processes with BPMN

Lecture 3: Flowcharts vs BPMN

Lecture 4: How to use this course

Lecture 5: BPMN tools

Lecture 6: Recommended tools

Lecture 7: First steps with ADONIS:Community Edition

Lecture 8: BPMN Basics – coffee case study

Lecture 9: [Key takeaways] BPMN Basics

Lecture 10: [Project] BPMN Basics

Chapter 2: 2 – Gateways and branching in BPMN

Lecture 1: Gateways and token – basics

Lecture 2: Exclusive gateway (XOR)

Lecture 3: Exclusive gateways in practice – DEMO

Lecture 4: Parallel gateway (AND)

Lecture 5: Parallel gateways in practice – DEMO

Lecture 6: Showing process loops and rework with Exclusive gateways

Lecture 7: Rework with XOR gateways in practice – DEMO

Lecture 8: Inclusive gateway (OR)

Lecture 9: Avoiding getting stuck – Default Sequence Flow

Lecture 10: Inclusive gateways in practice

Lecture 11: Gateways in BPMN – overview of demo diagrams

Lecture 12: Fastest way of converting non-exclusive gateways (AND to OR)

Lecture 13: [Key takeaways] Gateways

Lecture 14: [Project] Gateways

Chapter 3: 3 – How to add more meaning to your diagrams – names and object types

Lecture 1: Object names in BPMN

Lecture 2: Object types in BPMN

Lecture 3: Start events

Lecture 4: Common types of start events (Message, Timer, Conditional)

Lecture 5: Common types of Tasks (Manual, User, Service)

Lecture 6: Common types of Sub-Processes (Embedded, Call Activity)

Lecture 7: Common types of End Events (Message, Terminate)

Lecture 8: Object types in practice – DEMO

Lecture 9: Quick tip – how to convert objects in BPMN

Lecture 10: Quick tip – how to show object types more clearly with Colouring option

Lecture 11: [Key takeaways] Object types

Lecture 12: [Project] Object types

Chapter 4: 4 – Participants and collaboration

Lecture 1: Swimlanes in BPMN – Introduction to showing responsibility in BPMN

Lecture 2: Pools – process participants

Lecture 3: Black-box pools – "placeholders"

Lecture 4: Lanes – logical divisions of Pools

Lecture 5: Message Flows and Collaboration diagrams

Lecture 6: Pools and lanes in practice – DEMO

Lecture 7: [Key takeaways] Participants and collaboration

Chapter 5: 5 – Data modeling in BPMN

Lecture 1: Data modeling

Lecture 2: Data Objects and Data Stores in practice – diagram from BPMN MIWG demo 2018

Lecture 3: [Key takeaways] Data modeling

Chapter 6: 6 – Adding more information to your BPMN diagrams

Lecture 1: Artifacts in BPMN

Lecture 2: Artifacts in practice – DEMO

Lecture 3: [Key takeaways] Artifacts

Chapter 7: Wrap up

Lecture 1: Course summary

Lecture 2: [Key takeaways] Formal names of BPMN elements

Lecture 3: BPMN on one page

Chapter 8: Advanced BPMN

Lecture 1: ADVANCED – Task types

Lecture 2: ADVANCED – how to create BPMN diagram step by step

Lecture 3: ADVANCED – case study 1

Lecture 4: ADVANCED – case study 1 (text)

Lecture 5: ADVANCED – case study 1 (example solution)

Lecture 6: ADVANCED – intermediate events

Lecture 7: ADVANCED – case study 2 (text)

Lecture 8: ADVANCED – case study 2 (example solution)

Lecture 9: ADVANCED – boundary events

Lecture 10: ADVANCED – all about BPMN events (PDF guide)

Lecture 11: ADVANCED – case study 3 (text)

Lecture 12: ADVANCED – case study 3 (example solution plus automation demo)

Lecture 13: ADVANCED – event based gateways

Lecture 14: ADVANCED – event based gateways (additional content)

Lecture 15: ADVANCED – alternative to event based gateways

Lecture 16: ADVANCED – case study 4 (text)

Lecture 17: ADVANCED – case study 4 (example solution)

Lecture 18: ADVANCED – Loops and Multi-Instance activities

Lecture 19: ADVANCED – case study 5 (text)

Lecture 20: ADVANCED – case study 5 (example diagram)

Lecture 21: ADVANCED – case study 5 (example solution)

Chapter 9: Ask Me Anything

Lecture 1: Do you have questions about BPMN? Let me know and I will answer it!

Lecture 2: Ask Me Anything section – Introduction

Lecture 3: AMA: How to implement BPMN organization-wide

Lecture 4: AMA: Event Sub-Processes

Lecture 5: AMA: Handling unstructured workflows with CMMN

Lecture 6: AMA: Process improvement with BPMN

Lecture 7: AMA: Process improvement with simulation

Lecture 8: AMA: BPMN and RACI

Lecture 9: AMA: RACI in ADONIS (example)

Lecture 10: AMA: How to use AI tools like ChatGPT for modelling processes

Lecture 11: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Zbigniew Misiak
BPMN practitioner, trainer, BPM consultant

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 40 votes
2 stars: 91 votes
3 stars: 608 votes
4 stars: 1878 votes
5 stars: 2102 votes

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