What were your plans for 2016?
Eat healthy food? Exercise daily? Learn the basics of BPM?
If you waited with the point 3 till now, it is a great time to make the first step 🙂
I already covered some great courses for people interested in BPM for 2015 and early 2016 and today I am happy to share with you list of (free) online courses for the second half of 2016.
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Are you using BPMN? If so, chances are that you may be making one of the common BPMN errors which happen not only to modeling newbies but also long time modelers.
In this post I will show you how to use pools and lanes properly and how to avoid common errors. In the following posts you will learn about other problematic areas of BPMN.
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On March 16th BPMN Model Interchange Working Group will run next BPMN Interchange demonstration during OMG conference in Reston.
As usual you can join us live as the event will be streamed.
You can register to attend on our Google+ page.
Apart from BOC Group with ADONIS following companies will take part in the demo: Trisotech, Omny Link, Signavio, W4, Camunda, Softeam, itp commerce and ESTECO.
This time we will be creating together complex BPMN diagram (shown below) and passing it to the execution engines. We will also show how additional (hidden) attributes can be exchanged between BPMN tools.
Does it look interesting? Join us live!
UPDATE
We had one more participating company: ModelFoundry
You can watch the demo recording below:
As you know from my previous posts we (BPMN Model Interchange Working Group) had a chance to make a live demo of the BPMN interchange.
The demo session was very successful and in less than a half of hour participants of the demo could learn more about the BPMN MIWG (from Simon who did the introduction and coordinated our session) and see how a BPMN diagram moves between the “business tools” which change the model (this time Falko started with bpmn.io, I took over with ADONIS and Simon did the last changes with Trisotech) to the execution engines.
This time we had 3 execution engines: W4 (presented by Fran̤ois), Camunda (Falko), and Omny Link (by Tim). As the model was directly transferred to execution with no time for adding technical attributes, there was no room for errors. And there were none Рeverything went smoothly, proving that BPMN interoperability is possible among the tools from BPMN Champions League (term coined by Falko in his post about the event).
Apart from the BPMN MIWG demonstration there were many other interesting sessions during the online summit covering topics like BPM of Things, creating living process applications, digital transformation, digital business (yes – digital was popular topic…), DMN and operational excellence. I also had a chance to present few tips for building the process architecture.
To my surprise my blog (BPM Tips) received the award of “Best BPM promoter in Eastern Europe 2015”.
If you did not have a chance to join the Online Summit do not worry as the organizers will soon add the possibility to watch the recordings – I will update this post when they are live.
Recording of the BPMN MIWG session:
My session on Business Process Architecture:
Do you want to see how BPMN allows you to move from designing processes to executing them?
On Monday Dec 14th I will be presenting ADONIS as a part of the BPMN Model Interchange Working Group demo along with my colleagues from Camunda, Omny Link, Trisotech, and W4.
The demonstration will be part of the BPM EE Online Summit, where you can also listen to my presentation about the business process architecture.
During the 35 minute session we will show you how 3 different BPMN compliant tools design the process together, which is afterwards passed to 3 execution engines and run live!
We will also offer Q and A session, so if you want to learn more about BPMN make sure to join us.
Register for the BPM EE Online Summit (link to the GoToWebinar registration page of the organizer):
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5962217621430660353
Are you a fresh Business Process Analyst? Or maybe a seasoned BPM practitioner with many years of flowcharting experience?
No matter what is your background you must have heard about the BPMN as 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 your processes.
One of the most important elements of every Business Analyst’s toolkit is process modeling, which is also significant activity for Business Process Management professionals.
For BPM market BPMN is now the standard for modeling processes. But is it also the case for BA’s?
To find out what are the best practices, I asked some of the best BA and BPMN experts in the world a simple question:
“Why, when and how should business analysts use BPMN?”
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