Process Mapping Using BPMN

Overview

IAG in partnership with BPM3 Inc. is pleased to offer this 1 day course on mapping your business processes using BPMN 2.0. This course will be taken in a classroom setting with an option to participate virtually. This course is designed to help your Business Analysts map your organisation’s processes using the world standard notation, BPMN 2.0. This will help your BAs become much more proficient in improving processes, gathering requirements, and communicating effectively with your business users. IAG reserves the right to cancel the course and return attendees fees if the minimum enrollment is not reached 3 days prior to the course offering.

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Type

Instructor-Led

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Target

Business Analysts, Process Analysts, Business Users, Project Managers

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Pre-requisite

None

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Duration

1 Day

Credits

7 PDU’s/CDU’s

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Popularity

5 Stars

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Rate

$895 ($795 early bird special for paid registrations four weeks in advance)

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Dates

September 13, 2016

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Purpose

This course is designed to help you and your organization strengthen your business planning process by applying best practice business architecture methods and techniques.

Understand what is involved in mapping your processes and who (including stakeholders) should be involved
Be able to communicate, simply and effectively with your business users
Know how deep to go when developing AS IS and TO BE process maps
How BPMN can make gathering business requirements much more efficient
See how mapping processes contributes to understanding and consensus between business and IT

Specifically, participants will be able to:

Understand the symbols used in BPMN and which ones to use with your business or technical audiences
Understand the role process mapping plays in process improvement and requirements gathering
Relate process maps to use cases
Understand the role that process maps play in scoping out the requirements gathering portion of a project
Know when and how to use the common BPMN symbols including:
Events
Activities
Gateways
Sequence and Message flows
Expanded and collapsed sub-processes
Swimlanes and pools and many more
Identify process owners and the role they play in the process
Break down high level end to end processes into their appropriate components
Determine how to identify requirements down to the use case / activity level and where they fit in the overall process
Identify critical data and how it fits in each process
Identify Best Practices when mapping your processes
Map processes that business users and IT folks will be able to understand

1. Click here. You will be directed to our e-store.

a) Select the course and class dates
b) Enter the participant name and email address
c) Add to shopping cart
d) Repeat for additional participants
e) Select the Personalized Exercise Review option if desired
f) Checkout and make payment via Visa, MasterCard or Amex

2. You will receive a series of email confirming your payment and with instructions and form to complete your registration

a) If applicable, complete the form to choose the AM or PM session for each of the days
b) Sign on to the class workspace to receive the course materials
c) Follow instructions to test audio and video quality prior to the session. (note: a headset with microphone is required)

3. If you have any questions at any time call of email us.

Upcoming Course: Business Requirements Discovery & Analysis