15 2 Eleni Pm Lesson 5b
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The document discusses BPMI standards for business process management, including BPMN for modeling business processes. BPMN consists of a single diagram type called a Business Process Diagram (BPD) that can be used to visually model processes, activities, events, gateways, and pools/swimlanes. The core elements of BPMN allow for simple modeling of business flows and processes that are understandable by both business and technical users. Pools and lanes can further break down processes by roles, locations, and other attributes.
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Representation
The graphical notation will facilitate the understanding of the performance collaborations and
business transactions between the organizations
a flow chart is the graphic representation of the flow of data through an information processing
system.
A DFD is a graphic representation of the flow of data through business processes;
Symbols
he creators have created more than 150 symbols
flow charts are represented by three.
DFDs are represented by five symbols
Process
BPMN is an agreed SET of Rules / Symbols. a standard notation for business process modelling.
flow charts show the flow of control.
DFDs show the flow of data
Organization level
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Action
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will enable organizations to adjust to new internal and B2B business circumstances quickly.
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- 1. Διαχείριση Επιχειρηματικών Διαδικασιών BPMI Standards - BPMN Ελένη Πανοπούλου
- 10. Modeling Events
- 18. Παράδειγμα
- 20. Παράδειγμα
- 21. Modeling loops
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