IBM BAW

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Introduction to IBM BAW (Business Automation Wokflow)

Created byNishant Ravle

Last updated 10/2020

English

What you'll learn

Student will learn IBM BAW (Business Automation Workflow) Overview
IBM BPM/BAW Basics

Course content

4 sections • 45 lectures • 2h 20m total length

Introduction to IBM BAW7:01
Benefits of IBM BAW4:27
Explore IBM business automation workflow benefits, including cloud deployment, integrated process and case management, standardized tasks, rapid case resolutions, improved customer service, analytics, and scalable, subscription-based growth.
IBM BAW Editions5:03
IBM BAW Architecture3:45
Examine the IBM business automation workflow architecture, detailing client and partner integration, governance, content management, and analytics, with development tools, process designers, and multi-environment deployment.
Conclusion1:02

Workflow Center6:11
Process Portal3:34
Process Admin Console2:50
Performance Admin Console0:57
Business Process Choreographer1:01
Explore the business process choreographer in IBM BAW, learning how to monitor and manage deployed people processes and human tasks, including the creation designer.
Business Rules Manager0:43
Administration Console for Content Platform Engine1:22
Classic Case Builder1:00
Case administration client0:42
IBM Content Navigator0:46
Discover IBM Content Navigator, a cloud-based navigator for managing and working with your Praksis through IBM Penticton, noting its heavy, time-taking nature and its role in business tasks.
REST API Tester0:50
Desktop Process Designer2:33

Process App5:05
Toolkit8:21
Process8:16
Explore creating and visualizing processes in IBM BAW, configuring instances, time zones, holidays, owners, and inputs/outputs, and building user interfaces from variables to run tasks.
Blueworks Live Subscription1:00
Client-Side Human Service4:08
Learn to design client-side human services with a process designer, configure dashboards and client segments, manage variables and localization, and embed UI components using a default UI toolkit.
Theme2:38
View5:08
Localization Resource3:10
Create and manage localization resources by importing translations, defining key-value pairs, and applying them in the user interface, as demonstrated with first name translated to Hindi.
External Service2:03
Service Flow1:45
Learn to build services with the service flow in IBM BAW, creating an integration layer by connecting services, connectors, and databases, and mapping operations.
Web Service1:38
Learn how to create and expose a web service in IBM BAW by creating a service flow, adding operations, and using a connector to expose the service to other applications.
Advanced Integration Service0:59
Explore advanced integration services in IBM BAW to connect to the hired integration design and import people processes.
Undercover Agent1:31
Event Subscription0:53
Explore event subscription and how to subscribe to external events like Excel. Learn to trigger a service when a document is created or updated by configuring the event subscription.
Team1:13
Business Object1:10
Exposed Process Value1:11
Environment Variable1:15
User Attribute Definition1:41
Define a user attribute definition to attach capabilities or qualities to a user, optionally define a business object for the user interface, and link to a circuit or city model.
Tracking Group1:43
Web File0:16
Server File0:13
Design File0:27
Smart Folders0:38

Requirements

Business Process Management
Workflow Knowledge
BPMN 2.0 Notations

Description

This is an introductory course on IBM BAW. This course is built for BPM Architect, Developer and Analyst who wants to learn this superb product of IBM BAW. This product gives flexibility for Developers to work for the BPM domain. IBM BAW is one of the leaders in the BPM market which has multiple versions of IBM BAW based on customer requirements. IBM BAW is an advanced workflow engine with a simple development interface and inbuild User Interface framework to build HTML5 based UI. It is built on top of the SOA framework which will give more flexibility like integration product.

Who this course is for:

BPM Developer, Architect and Business Analyst
Anyone from Process Management background

IBM BAW

What you'll learn

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Course content

Introduction to IBM BAW5 lectures • 21min

IBM BAW Tools12 lectures • 22min

IBM BAW Development Artifacts24 lectures • 56min

Working with business processes4 lectures • 40min

Requirements

Description

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