Practical BPM tips for business process analysts and process managers
Practical BPM tips for business process analysts and process managers
Just like in the past years I prepared for you list of online courses (and other materials) which can help you learn more about BPM. (You can also read the past editions from 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, and 2015). 1) Fundamentals of BPM There are many courses about BPM, but those 2 really rock 🙂 […]
Since last post some things changed, so I prepared an update for you 🙂 As in the last edition it is clearly visible that cloud tools are very popular. However it is still possible to find standalone BPMN modelers – pretty commonly they are offered by vendors of the process automation/workflow software. Please note that […]
As you may recall from the earlier posts about BPMN Model Interchange Working Group live interoperability demonstrations we usually had part of modelling and exchanging BPMN diagrams among participating tools and at the end session where automation was shown. In 2018 and 2019 we did not have time to show the automation. In 2020 edition […]
I learned from Sandy Kemsley (read the original post on column2.com) that Springer is now offering many interesting books and journals for free. So, if you watched the Fundamentals of BPM MOOC videos and want to deepen your knowledge this is a great opportunity to read the Fundamentals of Business Process Management (2nd edition)!
January is often time when we come up with resolutions for a new year. While it is easy to decide that we want to change something, change will not happen unless we start doing something differently. That’s why, like in the past years, I prepared for you post with suggestion regarding skills which will be […]
Every year is a chance to learn (and use in practice) something new. I believe in learning from the best – this is why on this blog you can find world-class BPM experts sharing their knowledge with you 🙂 I think that one of the best sources of knowledge about Business Process Management is the […]
Since holidays are over, it’s time for a new edition of this post 🙂 (You can also read the past editions from 2018, 2017, 2016, and 2015).
First part of the series covered simple case of sequential processes. Now, it’s time to move to something more complicated and useful in real-life scenarios: handling various process paths with gateways. This part will show you how tokens behave in processes with XOR (exclusive) gateways.
Recently I had a chance to discuss concept of token in BPMN with my students and thought you may also find this topic interesting. So, first of all – what is a token? As opposed to other elements of BPMN like Tasks, Events or Gateways, tokens do not have visualizations. Specification defines Token as: “a […]
Previous post about BPMN MIWG demo from 2018 showed you how to use Data Objects in practice. But, as you know, plain Data Objects and Data Stores are not everything you can do with data in BPMN. That’s why our next capability demo which took part on June 17th 2019 during Object Management Group conference […]
