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The document discusses business process modeling notation (BPMN) which is an OMG standard for visually representing business processes. It provides an overview of BPMN concepts including flow elements, artifacts, pools and lanes. As an example, it shows a basic order management process diagram. The purpose of process modeling is for documentation, analysis, optimization and preparation for automation through workflow systems.
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- 2. Basic concepts of OMGs Business Process Modeling Notation
- 3. Graphical elements of BPMN
- 4. Examples for applying concepts and notation
- 5. Module: Intro to modeling of processes
- 6. SOA Technologies Services as implementation of activities BPMN Model as base for executable BPEL Process Services as partners to define process interaction Services as implementation of activities BPMN Model as base for executable BPEL Process Services as partners to define process interaction Service layers Service layers
- 11. More information like required data, responsible persons, or utilized resources are required
- 12. “Enriched” models of control and data flow enable process automation
- 14. Modeling processes without having sophisticated technical IT-skills e.g. using Event-driven Process Chains (EPC), BPMN
- 15. Technical modeling deals with creating executable processes (aka “workflows”)
- 16. Refinement and technical implementation of process models
- 18. Arbitrary process models can be transformed without loss of information or manual changing/adapting process models
- 19. Module: Intro to BPMN “ This Version of BPMN does provide a non-normative mapping from BPMN to WS-BPEL, but the BPMN-Specification is known to be incomplete with respect to capturing all the required information for WS-BPEL. So mapping is insufficient in any case.” (BPMN Specification)
- 21. Business Process Diagram as a standardized graphical representation of business processes
- 23. Expressiveness: Further elements to describe “real life” processes in detail
- 24. Bridging the gap between business process design and implementation
- 25. Supports a basic mapping to BPEL, no automatic transformation from BPMN to BPEL available (even in theory!)
- 26. Example Process: Order management
- 28. Modeling collaboration is supported
- 30. Message flow for communication between different process participants
- 34. Three standardized artifacts ... but more can be added proprietary (Data Object, Group, Annotation)
- 36. Event: Occurs in the processing of the process
- 37. Gateway: to split/merge the control flow (sequence flow)
- 38. Connector: Define the order of processing of the elements Example:
- 41. Association must be undirected directional Non - directional