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IBM LOMBARDI BPM TRAINING CONTENT:-
TOPICS:-
 IntroductiontoIBMBusinessProcessManager8.5 Advancededition
 IBM ProcessDesigner
 BPMN
 BusinessProcessModeling
 Human interactionwith"Coaches"
 IBM IntegrationDesigner
 BusinessObjects
 MediationFlow
 Data Mapping
 Adapters
 DevelopingBPMsolutionswithProcessCenter
 IBM Adaptive Case Management

2.  IBM ECMIntegrationFeatures
 IBM Mobile Coaches
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:-
Aftercompletingthiscourse,the studentshouldbe able to:
 UnderstandBPMN.
 How to capture a businessprocessinuse case.
 Model businessprocessusingIBMProcessDesigner.
 Testand debugbusinessprocessusingProcessCenter.
 Simulate businessprocessesandoptimize themfortime andcost.
 IBM IntegrationDesigner(IID) fundamentals
 Developcomplex businessprocessesusingWS-BPELv2.0
 Developawebbasedclientfora businessprocess
 List the varioustoolingfeaturesinIIDanduse themto buildintegrationsolutions
 Describe the variousIBMAdaptersavailable tointegrate disparate systems
AUDIENCE:-
Lombardi BPMTrainingcourse is designedforawide range of rolesthatwill be involvedindefiningand
developingBPMsolutionswithIBMBusinessProcessManagerAdvanced8.5.IBM Lombardi BPMOnline
Trainingincludesbusiness analyststhatwill be usingthe productcapabilitiestomodel business
processesandintegrationdevelopersthatwill be implementingsome of the more technical tasksof the
businessprocess.Architectsthatneedtoknow the wide range of featuresprovided bythe productand
howit can be usedto implementBPMsolutionswillalsobenefitfromthiscourse.
 CHAPTER 1. OVERVIEW OF IBM BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGER 8.5
• IBM BusinessProcessManagerHistory
• ProcessCenter
• RelationshipBetweenIBMBPMEnvironments
• BusinessProcessStandards• Main Usage Scenarios
• “BPMN Only”Scenario
• “BPEL Only”Scenario
• “Mixed”Scenario
• LearningResources
• GettingSupport
• Summary
CHAPTER 2. INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS MODELING
• What Is A BusinessProcess?
• BusinessProcessManagement
• BusinessProcessModeling
• ProcessModelingAdvantages
• ProcessComponents
• What’sa Service?
• SOA and BusinessProcess
• ProcessModelingandSOA
• From Ad-hoctoFormalization
• Process-centricOrganizations
• The Value of Process-Centricity
• ProcessMaturity
• CMMI Levels0-2
• CMMI Levels3-5

3. • KeyTasks inProcessModeling
• RolesandResponsibilities
• ProcessModelingStandards
• Summary
CHAPTER 3. INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS DESIGNER
• Introduction
• ArtifactsCreatedinPD
• InstallingProcessDesigner
• LaunchingPD
• The ProcessCenterView
• The DesignerView
• CreatingandEditingArtifacts
• CreatingSnapshots
• ViewinganOldSnapshot
• ViewingVersionHistory
• ImportingandExportingApplications
• ArchivingaProcessApplication
• Summary
CHAPTER 4. MAPPING A PROCESS USING BPMN
• What isBPMN?
• What doesBPMN include?
• The Eye of the Beholder
• BPMN and BPEL
• Basic Structure of a Process
• UsingSubprocess
• The Start Event
• Normal End Events
• Abnormal EndEvents
• IntermediateEvents
• ProcessState Management1/2
• ProcessState Management2/2
• Gateways
• Exclusive Condition
• Exclusive ConditionExamples
• Inclusive Condition
• Parallel Execution
• EventChoice
• MergingBranches
• MergingExamples
• LoopingwithBPMN
• LoopingOptions
• More Examples
• ModelingRoles&Responsibilities
• UsingSwimLanes
• ModelingB2B Interaction
• TradingPartnerDesignPattern

4. • ModelingB2B Interactions
• B2B InteractionExample
• Black Box White Box Modeling
• Summary
CHAPTER 5. BASIC PROCESS MODELING
• Before YouStart
• Creatinga ProcessDefinition
• The processEditor
• The Basic Approach
• SwimLanes
• Activity
• CreatingBusinessObjects
• DefiningProcess Variables
• SupplyingDefaultValueof aVariable
• WorkingWithVariables
• ScriptActivity
• Creatinga Gateway
• Unit TestingaProcess
• Summary
 CHAPTER 6. THE PREPARATION PHASE
 Understandthe Organization
 OrganizationModel
 KeyBusinessProcesses
 Preparingfora Project
 Step1: Identifythe Stakeholders
 GettingStakeholder‘Buy-in’
 Step2: Identifythe ProcessestoModel
 ProcessIdentificationGuidelines
 Step3: Identifythe NeedsandMotivationsBehindthe Project
 ProjectMotivations
 Define ProjectGoals
 ModelingwithGoals
 Step4: Define ProcessScope
 Define the Scope of Visibility
 Step5: Create a ProjectPlan
 Summary
 CHAPTER 7. MODELING THE AS-IS PROCESS
 Introduction
 ConductDiscoeryWorkshops
 InterviewQuestions
 How Much Detail?
 Gather ½ the ProcessMetrics
 Gather the ProcessMetrics2/2
 What Metrics to Gather?1/3

5.  What Metrics to Gather?2/3
 What Metrics to Gather?3/3
 BusinessProcessUse Case
 ReturnHandlingUse Case
 ReturnHandlingUse Cases
 InformationModeling½
 InformationModeling2/2
 BusinessItems1/2
 BusinessItems2/2
 IdentifyQuickWins
 Deliverable CheckList
 Risks½ of thisPhase
 Risksof thisPhase 2/2
 Where to Go From Here?
 Summary
 CHAPTER 8. BASIC SYSTEM INTEGRATION
 Introduction
 Example OutboundInteraction
 The Architecture of OutboundInteraction
 Creatingan IntegrationService
 CallingaWeb Service Operation
 CallingJavaMethod
 Usingan IntegrationService fromaProcess
 Built-inServices
 Summary
 CHAPTER 9. HUMAN SERVICE AND COACH
 Introduction
 AboutCoaches
 Creatinga HumanService
 DesigningaCoach
 Designingthe ScreenFlow
 Usinga HumanService froma Process
 ParticipantGroup
 Configure ProcessPermission
 Configure TaskAssignment
 Startinga Process
 ClaimingaTask
 SettingDue Dates
 ExpiringaTask
 Summary
 CHAPTER 10. ADVANCED PROCESS MODELING
 Subprocess
 Usinga Subprocess

6.  ImplementLooping
 Simple Looping
 Multi Instance Looping
 Error HandlingBasics
 The Nature of an Error Event
 ThrowingError ina Service Flow
 Catchingan Error ina Service Flow
 ThrowingError froma Process
 CatchingErrors in a Process
 Summary
 CHAPTER 11. ADVANCED SYSTEM INTEGRATION
• InboundEventProcessing
• Basic Architecture•
• ModelingInboundEvent•
• DetailedArchitecture•
• Creatingthe Components•
• Creatingthe Data ProcessorService•
• Create the UCA•
• Create the EventGeneratorService•
• Expose EventGeneratorService asa WebService•
• EventGateway•
• Global EventHandlers•
• Summary
 CHAPTER 12. MODELING THE OPTIMIZED PROCESSES
 ProcessOptimizationBasics
 ProcessOptimizationSteps
 Role of ModelinginOptimization
 CommonOptimizationGoals
 CommonSolutions
 Model the NewProcesses
 ProcessSimulation
 ProcessToken
 ModelingResource Constraints
 Openand Close EndedAnalysis
 PreparingforSimulation
 RunningSimulation
 Analyze SimulationResults
 Communicate withBPMManagers
 Deliverablesof thisPhase
 Risksof thisPhase
 Summary
 CHAPTER 13.PROCESS OPTIMIZATION USING
SIMULATIONS
 Introduction
 AboutResource andWait Times
 KeyObjectivesof Simulation

7.  PreparingaProcessfor Simulation
 SimulationProfile
 EnteringProcess
 EnteringProcessVolume
 EnteringExecutionTime
 EnteringEventWaitTimes
 EnteringDecisionCharacteristics
 SimulationScenario
 Creatinga SimulationScenario
 Runninga Simulation
 ViewingResult
 Summary
 CHAPTER 14. INTRODUCTION TO IBMINTEGRATION DESIGNER (IID) V8.5
 IBM IntegrationDesigner(IID) v8.5
• SCA Basics
• WiringExample
• ItemsDevelopedinIID
• The ProjectStructure
• WorkingWithSharedComponents
• Usingthe IDE
• The Test Server
• The BuildProcess
• ExportingApplications
• Module Versioning
• Summary
 CHAPTER 15. BUSINESS OBJECTS
 What isa BusinessObject?
 Creatinga NewBusinessObject
 Editinga BusinessObject
 SettingFieldMultiplicity
 RefactoringBusinessObjects
 Private BusinessObject
 Data Type Inheritance
 Simple Type Inheritance
 AbstractBusinessObject
 SchemaWildcards
 SpecifySchemaRestrictions
 BusinessObjectValidation
 BestPractices
 AccessingBusinessObjectsUsingSDOAPI
 Usingthe SDO API
 Summary
 CHAPTER 16. SERVICE INTERFACE DESIGN
 What isa Service Interface?
 Uses of an Interface
 The Structure of an Interface
 Creatingan Interface

8.  The Interface Editor
 SMO Body Type
 RefactoringInterfaces
 Summary
 CHAPTER 17. INTRODUCTION TO MEDIATION FLOW
 What isa MediationFlow?
 Source and Target Operations
 Message FlowLogic
 MediationPrimitives
 Special Nodes
 Creatinga MediationFlow
 Creatingan Implementation
 Anatomyof a Message
 RoutingPrimitives
 TransformationPrimitives
 OtherPrimitives
 Subflow
 Summary
 CHAPTER 18. DATA MAPPING
 IntroductiontoMapping
 ChoosingaType of Mapping
 EmbeddedorStandalone Mapping
 UsingData Maps froma MediationFlow
 Create EmbeddedMapfor a MediationFlow
 Root of a Map
 MappingEditor
 MappingHeaderand Context
 HeaderSetterPrimitives
 Typesof Data TransformationsforXML Maps
 Typesof Array Data TransformationsforXML Maps
 Typesof Data TransformationsforBusinessObjectMaps
 AutomaticMapping
 UsingMap fromBusinessProcess
 Creatinga Standalone Map
 AddingObjectstothe Standalone Map
 SubstitutionGroups
 MappingSchemaWildcards
 SetMessage Type MediationPrimitive
 Message ElementSetterPrimitive
 NeedforReverse Maps
 Summary
 CHAPTER 19. DEVELOPING BUSINESS PROCESS
 Creatinga BusinessProcess
 The ProcessEditor
 ProcessVariables
 Variable Initialization

9.  Reference Partners
 The Interface Partner
 The Receive Activity
 The ReplyActivity
 The Invoke Activity
 The AssignActivity
 Parallel Activity
 The Choice Activity
 While Loop
 For Each Activity
• Receive Choice
• TimeoutforReceive Choice
• DefiningConditions
• AssemblingaProcess
• Summary
CHAPTER 20. BINDING AND PROTOCOL TRANSLATION
 The Import Component
 The Export Component
 IntroductiontoBinding
 SupportedBindingTypes
 ImplementingProtocolTranslationPattern
 The Web Service Binding
 Creatinga WebService Import
 Creatinga WebService Export
 Creatinga NewWebService
 Summary
 CHAPTER 21. ADAPTERS
 What isan Adapter?
 AdapterandSOA
 AdapterExample
 The AdapterPattern
 AdapterSupportfromIID
 AdapterBasedServices
 Advantagesof AdapterBasedServices
 GeneratingAdapterBasedServices
 OutboundProcessing
 InboundProcessing
 Enterprise Discovery
 Case Study
 FlatFile Adapter
 Creatinga FlatFile Adapter
 InboundFile Adapter
 Configuringthe InboundService
 OutboundFile Adapter
 ConfiguringOutboundService
 AdapterAdministration
 Summary
 CHAPTER 22. USING IID WITH PROCESS CENTER

10.  BPMDevelopmentModes
 Role of ProcessCenter
 Benefitsof UsingProcessCenter
 ProcessApplicationsandToolkits
 AdvancedIntegrationServices
 ConnectingIIDtoProcessCenter
 IID ProcessCenterPerspective
 InitializingProjectsinIID
 AssociatingExistingModuleswithProcessCenter
 ImplementinganAdvancedIntegrationService
 “Snapshots”inProcessCenter
 ToolkitDependence
 ToolkitVisibility
 PublishingChanges FromIID
 Summary
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