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Presented by Adriana Vlasan at the Stages User Forum North American 2012, many discussions we had on this topic. A major benefit of using Stages are user optimized views of the process.

Process Visualization

Experiences and Best Practices

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Motivation

graphical
graphical modeling
visualisation

+ automatic
+ semantics
+ real-time
+ everything is possible
+ consistent
+ dynamic
+ tailorable

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Automated Process Visualization

 Different layout concepts
Artifacts available
Activities

 Scriptable element collection

Associations
 Scriptable concept
parameterization

 Use of own shapes

 Scriptable modification of
display text

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Principle

 Make everything as simple as possible,
but not simpler (Albert Einstein)

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Example 1 – Activity Flow

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Example 1 – Activity Flow

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Example 2 – Activity-Work Product Flow

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Example 3 – Activities and Responsibilities

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Example 4 – Activity – Work-Products – Roles

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Example 4 – Second Iteration

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Example 4 – Comparison

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Principle

 Make everything as simple as possible,
but not simpler (Albert Einstein)

 Less is more (Andrea del Sarto, 1855, a poem by Robert Browning) - Zoom In

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Example 1 – Level 1

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Example 1 – Level 2

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Example 1 – Level 3

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Example 2 – Level 1

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Example 2 – Level 2

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Example 3 – Detailed view

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Example 4 – Level 1

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Example 4 – Level 2

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Example – Project Attributes

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Example – Process Attributes

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Example – Tailoring Status

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Views

 Different target groups might
need different views
 Basic
 Advanced
 Expert
 …

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Example 1 – Expert view

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Example 1 – Advanced View

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Example 1 – Basic View

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Example 2 – Expert view of
Activity-Artifact-Flow

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Views

 Different target groups might
need different views
 Basic
 Advanced
 Expert
 …

 The Stages element types can
be used to provide further
views
 Role View
 Artifact View
 Phase View
 …

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Example – Work Product View

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Example – Phase View

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Example – Phase View

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Questions ?

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Userforum Process Visualization

1. Process Visualization Experiences and Best Practices

4. Motivation graphical graphical modeling visualisation + automatic + semantics + real-time + everything is possible + consistent + dynamic + tailorable © 2012 Method Park Software AG | 9/17/2012 Seite 4

5. Automated Process Visualization  Different layout concepts Artifacts available Activities  Scriptable element collection Associations  Scriptable concept parameterization  Use of own shapes  Scriptable modification of display text © 2012 Method Park Software AG | 17.09.2012 Page 5

16. Principle  Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler (Albert Einstein)  Less is more (Andrea del Sarto, 1855, a poem by Robert Browning) - Zoom In © 2012 Method Park Software AG | 17.09.2012 Page 16

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29. Principle  Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler (Albert Einstein)  Less is more (Andrea del Sarto, 1855, a poem by Robert Browning) - Zoom In  Make use of dynamic (Stages Team) © 2012 Method Park Software AG | 17.09.2012 Page 31

33. Principle  Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler (Albert Einstein)  Less is more (Andrea del Sarto, 1855, a poem by Robert Browning) - Zoom In  Make use of dynamic (Stages Team)  Use different views (Stages Team) © 2012 Method Park Software AG | 17.09.2012 Page 35

39. Views  Different target groups might need different views  Basic  Advanced  Expert  …  The Stages element types can be used to provide further views  Role View  Artifact View  Phase View  … © 2012 Method Park Software AG | 17.09.2012 Page 41

43. Views  Different target groups might need different views  Basic  Advanced  Expert  …  The Stages element types can be used to provide further views  Role View  Artifact View  Phase View  …  Each output format can provide a different view  Screen, HTML, PDF © 2012 Method Park Software AG | 17.09.2012 Page 45

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