Business process modeling (BPM) involves representing processes of an enterprise so that current processes can be analyzed or improved. BPM uses models like flowcharts, diagrams, and other logical representations to develop data for managerial or technical decision making. The key purposes of BPM include process documentation, reorganization, monitoring, continuous improvement, and quality management. Common BPM tools include modeling and simulation software, diagrams like use case diagrams and activity diagrams, and languages like BPMN and BPEL.

1. WHAT IS ….
BUSINESS PROCESS
MODELING
(BPM)
BA PERSEPECTIVE
-KISHAN AGRAWAL
BCA, MCA

2. Business+ process+ Modeling
 A business (also known as an enterprise, a
company or a firm) is an organizational entity
involved in the provision of goods and services to
consumers
 A processis a set of activities that interact to
achieve a result.
Modeling refers to using models – physical,
mathematical, or otherwise logical representation of
a system, entity, phenomenon, or process ,to develop
data as a basis for managerial or technical

3. Business Process Lifecycle
ExecuteMeasure
Model and
Redesign
Simulate and
Optimize

4. Why is BPMN needed?
 Provide a standard where there hasn’t been a standard
 BPMN helps with Process
 Design
 Deployment
 Execution
 Maintenance
 Optimization
 Aid interoperability between Business Process
Management tools
 Support generation of process execution languages
 BPMN is a core enabler for Business Process Management
(BPM) which is concerned with managing change to
improve business processes.

5. Business Process As Is & To Be
• Business Processes As Is – Show the processes that
exist in the organization – Current state
• Business Processes To Be – Show the new and
improved processes – Future state

7. Business Process Modeling
Structure
 Requirement Types
 Folder Structure Attributes User Roles Agile
Structured Reports
 Rules
 Permissions
 Traceability Rules
 Change Impact Rules
 Approval Work Flow Rules
 Baselines

8. BPM Lifecycle

9. Guidelines of Modeling (GoM)
1. Correctness:
relates to the mapping, capture attributes of the original
correctly
2. Relevance:
abstract from those aspects that are not relevant
3. Economic Efficiency:
Keep an eye on the purpose of modeling task
4. Clarity:
the model should be intuitive to understand for involved
stakeholders

10. Purposes of Business Process
Modeling: Organization Design
 Process Documentation
 Process Reorganization
 Process Monitoring and Controlling
 Continuous Improvement
 Quality Management: ISO 9000
 Knowledge Management:

11. Business process modeling (BPM)
in systems engineering is the
activity of representing
processes of an enterprise, so that
the current process may be
analyzed or improved.

12. Business Process Modelling types:-
 • Dynamic Model Types. All model types that
represent a process flow (like Event Driven Process
Chains or Value Added Chain Diagrams) are dynamic
model types.
 • Static Model Types. Static model types represent
structures that do not provide time dependency.

13. Business model
 A Business Model Is The Method Of Doing Business
By Which A Company Can Sustain Itself. That Is,
Generate Revenue. The Business Model Spells-out
How A Company Makes Money By Specifying Where It
Is Positioned In The Value Chain.

14. Business process
 A business process is a collection of related, structured
activities or tasks that produce a specific service or
product (serve a particular goal) for a particular
customer or customers.
 Management processes
 Operational processes
 Supporting processes

15. Tools
 Modeling and simulation
 Use case diagrams
 Activity diagrams
 Business Process Model and Notation
 Lifecycle Modeling Language
 Subject-oriented business process management
 And many more

16. Programming language tools
Business Process Execution Language (BPEL),
Web Services Choreography Description Language (WS-
CDL).
XML Process Definition Language (XPDL),
Some vendor-specific languages:
Architecture of Integrated Information Systems (ARIS)
supports EPC,
Java Process Definition Language (JBPM),

18. For any query:-
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 Kishan Agrawal
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