Process Modeling Advisor
If you rely on the more than 100 years-old, strictly procedural notions of a process and on flowcharting notations that were also invented in the last century, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to perceive today's modern, dynamic processes. as sequential processes. But for competent process analysts, quality improvement professionals, and business analysts, who adopt a modern business process paradigm and notation that are aligned with how today’s business relationships and processes work, then perceiving and modeling a dynamic and agile business process is NOT ONLY POSSIBLE BUT ELEGANT.
Informed business analysts, process managers, productivity improvement specialists, and consultants who develop process models use this start-to-finish how-to guide to consistently produce high-quality business process models, regardless of each project's methodology, modeling tool, notation, business domain knowledge, or allotted time.
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Business analysts and process analysts who prepare business process models using ad-hoc methods or past experience are prone to making at least some of the common business process modeling mistakes and having to suffer through their symptomatic process model quality complaints. There are 6 skills that demonstrate a high level of business process modeling competence. They will help you to steer clear of most of the common business process modeling mistakes:
Informed business analysts know that any business process model is so much more than a flowchart. It is an abstraction of current or future real-world operations. At the start of any business process model's development, they ask and answer this very important question: What is this model’s required degree of abstraction?
Regardless of your own level of business analysis experience, maturity, and whether you are formally trained, certified or not, you can still consciously assess each project’s dynamics and tailor your forthcoming business analysis work to get the most productivity and deliver the most business analysis value to each project.
Business analysts should bring more than an ad-hoc or experience-based business process modeling competence to digital transformation projects. This article explains why and practically, how.
Just like data analysts use data normalization to produce robust, predictable operational data structures, process analysts, business analysts and process improvement analysts use process normalization to elicit, define, and document contextually sound, modern business process and workflow structures and implementations. They use business process normalization to minimize redundant and non-value-adding activities, to aide in writing meaningful process descriptions and to maximize the potential for reusable services.
Review practical examples of conceptual and logical process models, including the practical use of BPMN Collaboration, Messaging, Basic Business Process Flow, Grouping, Exception Handling, Business Rule Event and Data Object Association patterns.
More and more enterprises are entrusting their digital transformation, regulatory compliance, and business process management objectives to model-driven, no-code or low-code business application platforms. A business process or workflow model is typically integral and its quality is crucial in no-code or low-code platforms.
Learn HOW to develop a high-quality business process model from start to finish, for any project using a step-by-step business process modeling procedure; HOW to apply IIBA elicitation techniques and what questions to ask in the elicitation; HOW to use Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) and reusable modeling patterns; and HOW to get the most from available resources, effort, and modeling tools.
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and process design effectiveness.
process modeling
process modeling
Mistakes to Avoid
Mistakes to Avoid
Process Normalization
Process Normalization
Business Analysis Plan
Business Analysis Plan
Have your process modeling question answered directly at Process Modeling Advisor.
Have your process modeling question answered directly at Process Modeling Advisor.
Have the Universal Process Modeling Procedure: The Practical Guide to High-Quality Process Models Using BPMN on hand to guide you from start to finish in producing a high-quality process model for any IT or process management project.
Have the Universal Process Modeling Procedure: The Practical Guide to High-Quality Process Models Using BPMN on hand to guide you from start to finish in producing a high-quality process model for any IT or process management project.
Attend or organize a boot camp to kick-start your team's competence to successfully elicit, define and model business processes for your process improvement, regulatory compliance or digital transformation project.
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