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Business Process Mapping. Beginner's Guide.
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Business Process Mapping. Beginner's Guide.

Learn to create business maps and flowcharts to identify problems and improve your business
Created byTimur Kazantsev
Last updated 3/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will be able to create their own business maps and flowcharts
  • Students will be able to structure their business processes
  • Students will get acquainted with Unified Modelling Language, its components and symbols

Course content

7 sections16 lectures50m total length
  • Introduction to Business Process Mapping.4:50
  • Business Mapping and Business Modelling1:08
  • Task 1. Why you need a Business Process Map.1:54

Requirements

  • No prior knowledge is required

Description

Business Process Mapping is a method to visualize your company's business from different perspectives and taking into account roles, processes, responsibilities and relationships. 

A good business process map (or flowchart) enables to find weak areas in your business such as various bottlenecks, repetitions and delays which hinder your company's performance. 

Practically all companies that are willing to get to the next level and become more efficient use business process mapping to depict and describe their activities. 

Business process mapping is a tool to make your company more efficient and competitive in the market. 

In this short course, you will get acquainted with the fundamentals of business process mapping and different kinds of process maps and flowcharts. 

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who is interested in project management and business processes
  • Managers and business owners who need to improve their businesses and make them more efficient
  • HR managers who need to create business maps and flowcharts for newcomers