BPMN for business analysts
What you'll learn
- You will see how to use BPMN in practice, which elements to use and which are not so useful
- You will learn how to use events in BPMN and what are the event types
- You will practice how using object types for tasks and subprocesses can make your diagrams easier to understand and more powerful
- You will understand how to show the process flows with various gateways (XOR, AND, OR) and how to make sure token flows correctly
- You will master usage of pools and lanes to show collaboration in a proces, so that you never make the popular rookie mistakes
- You will learn how to easily extend your diagrams with additional information with artifacts and data objects
Requirements
- If you already use a BPMN 2.0 compliant tool you can use it throughout the course but it’s not required (I’ll present you some BPMN modeling tools you can use free of charge for the purpose of this course, you can also practice using pen and paper)
Description
Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN 2.0) is the new de facto standard for modeling processes. It can be used when you need to document your processes as a part of the project or when you need to automate them, so learning it will help your career.
Maybe you've already
spent some time trying to learn BPMN from the specification and from the
internet but still do not feel confident
about this notation? I often see that even
people with years of modeling experience really struggle when it comes to BPMN
diagrams.
Or are you mapping the workflow processes with flowcharts, but don't feel your process maps really improve the communication? BPMN can help here if used properly!
You will learn from this course what are the most useful elements of BPMN and how to create easy to understand and maintain process diagrams.
The course consists of several sections with video lectures, quizzes and real life mini-projects that will help you start using BPMN in no time.
I know that at first BPMN can be confusing and you may have some questions after you start using it in practice. The course is constantly updated with new content on a basis of your feedback and I will answer all your questions regarding the best ways to use BPMN.
Wondering if this course is for you? Take a look at the reviews from my students:
"Excellent course, pitched at an extremely useful level. This explains the parts of BPMN that are most useful, without diving into unnecessary complexity. It has a great mixture of videos, "take-away" summaries, and exercises. Highly recommended!"
- Adrian
"Efficient and effective BPM overview of the essential items you need to understand and master when using such notation. I used it as a refresher as I need to work with people using BPMN on a new project."
- François
Who this course is for:
- People beginning Business Analyst or Process Analyst career who want to learn BPMN
- People with flowcharting experience who want to add BPMN to their toolkit
- People who want to use BPMN with confidence
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Course content
1 - BPMN Overview9 lectures • 33min
- IntroductionPreview01:47
- Basics of modelling processes with BPMN08:28
- Flowcharts vs BPMN04:23
- How to use this course02:35
- BPMN tools02:22
- First steps with ADONIS:Community Edition03:09
- BPMN Basics - coffee case study07:04
- [Key takeaways] BPMN Basics01:56
- [Project] BPMN Basics01:21
- BPMN Basics3 questions
2 - Gateways and branching in BPMN14 lectures • 49min
3 - How to add more meaning to your diagrams - names and object types10 lectures • 40min
4 - Participants and collaboration2 lectures • 5min
5 - Data modeling in BPMN3 lectures • 8min
6 - Adding more information to your BPMN diagrams3 lectures • 8min
Wrap up3 lectures • 2min
Advanced BPMN17 lectures • 1hr 45min
Ask Me Anything5 lectures • 55min
Instructor
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- 10,954 Students
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Zbigniew has over 10 years of experience with process modeling as BPM Consultant. He has trained hundreds of students business process management and the usage of Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN).
Zbigniew is an active member of the BPMN Model Interchange Working Group - a joint effort of vendors interested in BPMN model interchange between various tools. He co-authored the article "Making BPMN a true lingua franca" published by BPTrends.
He received the Object Management Group (body governing the BPMN standard) certificate OMG Certified Expert in BPM (OCEB) and is one of the authors of the new version of the OCEB Exam updated for the latest version of BPMN standard.
Since 2015 he is also member of the OMG Task Forces for the complementing standards: BPMN, DMN, and CMMN.