Nearly 3 years have passed since my last post about BPM books plus I had a chance to notice few more interesting ones while writing a book about BPM myself 😉 So, I wanted to share with you updated and extended list of books which I would recommend to anyone interested in business process management.
Books for people interested in business process management (BPM) Read Post »
BPMN MIWG capability demo is back! Again, we will be showcasing the interoperability of BPMN diagrams. This time our capability demonstration will not be a part of the Object Management Group conference, but it will be a standalone (online) event on July 18th, 2024 at 04:00 PM CEST. UPDATE: below you can see the YouTube
BPMN Model Interchange Working Group capability demonstration 2024 Read Post »
One of my favorite parts of process modeling trainings is discussing with participants how do they plan to use those skills. It is a matter of process maturity in an organization (since some of the scenarios require some BPM know-how), specific goals and planned initiatives of the organizations (if you have a budget for process
Cool things you can do with BPMN diagrams (part 1) Read Post »
This post is a part four of the series about token and process flows in BPMN.So far, we covered the simple flow (part 1), situations where only one of the alternative paths could be selected (part 2), as well as cases when all paths outgoing from a parallel gateway need to complete before the process
Inclusive gateways (OR) and tokens Read Post »
This is a third part of the series about tokens in BPMN. The first part was about basics and simple flow, the second one was about exclusive gateways (XOR). This time we will cover cases when our process has parallel paths. Parallel gateways Parallel gateways (commonly named AND) allow you to show that there are
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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
BPMN MIWG capability demonstration 2020 Read Post »
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)!
Fundamentals of BPM (and many other interesting books) available for free on Springer Read Post »
Did you enjoy the part 1 of post about BPM skills in 2020? Check the part 2!
BPM Skills in 2020 – Hot or Not (part 2) Read Post »
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
Start 2020 strong with knowledge about Fundamentals of BPM Read Post »
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).
Back to school 2019: free online courses for BPM professionals Read Post »