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Creating a good process architecture from scratch can be very time consuming. Fortunately there are resources you can use to speed up the process and avoid reinventing the wheel.
One of my favorite resources I recommend to people asking me about process modeling is the Process Classification Framework from APQC.
Since it was just recently updated to version 7.0 I decided to create a post about it.
Have you ever seen process models with task names like “Prepare report and get approval” and wondered if this is how it should be done?
Recently I had a nice discussion with participants of my BPMN training and noticed that it is not obvious for everyone how to split the processes into tasks.
Recently my daughter is watching the timeless Once Upon a Time… The Explorers by Albert Barillé.
One of her favourite episodes is “The Taxis and the first Postal System”.
Watching it with her I noticed the brilliant idea that allowed the Taxis family build their postal service.