BPM Institute.org - Certificate of Training Programs 2009 - (Page 13) Process Modeling Analysis and Design COURSE DESCRIPTION: Modeling, analysis and design skills are essential to BPM success. In this course you will acquire a solid understanding of practical techniques for modeling, analysis and design. The section of this lesson on modeling provides insight on how to depict business processes via maps and models in order to prepare for the analysis and improvement of business process performance. You will learn the significance of creating the right context for process modeling and the definition of clear boundaries. The section on analysis examines various perspectives for analysis, including a focus on time, quality, and cost. You will learn the importance of concisely capturing process issues, methods of prioritization, and the value of impact analysis. The section on design examines the properties of a good process, and outlines essential design principles. You will learn the key components of a solid process design, the pitfalls to avoid and the key elements in making the transition to implementation. NEW 2009 COURSE Click for additional information and to enroll AVAILABLE DELIVERY METHODS eLEARNING: LIVE ONLINE • MARCH 9-10 • APRIL 20-21 • JUNE 15-16 • AUGUST 24-25 • NOVEMBER 16-17 Instructors COURSE OBJECTIVES: Vice President, Research BrainStorm Group & Editorial Director BPMInstitute.org TOM DWYER - Understand how to model business processes at various levels of detail - Be able to rapidly and effectively analyze the “as-is” process - Understand how to present the results of process analysis in a compelling way - Be able to develop effective process designs - Be able to apply critical success factors in process analysis and design COURSE OUTLINE: www.BPMInstitute.org/elearning ANDREW SPANYI Managing Director Spanyi International - Modeling – Key principles of Modeling – Process maps and types of information captured in a model – Data gathering techniques – Using simulation – Modeling pitfalls and how to avoid them - Analysis – Prerequisites – Key steps – How to identify a broken process – Selecting a process for redesign – Analysis pitfalls and how to avoid them - Design – Prerequisites – Key steps – Process team formation – Benchmarking – Design principles – Design pitfalls and how to avoid them IN-HOUSE Request a complimentary consultation: www.BPMInstitute.org/custom-training TARGET AUDIENCE/WHO SHOULD ATTEND: - Business Analysts - Process improvement team members - Managers and supervisors UNIQUE VALUE OF COURSE: Provides attendees a thorough understanding of current approaches to process modeling, analysis and design. Produced in Cooperation with: 13 ENROLL TODAY • www.BPMInstitute.org/training • www.SOAInstitute.org/training • www.BusinessArchitectureInstitute.org • 508-475-0475 x15 http://www.BusinessArchitectureInstitute.org http://www.BPMInstitute.org/training http://www.SOAInstitute.org/training http://www.bpminstitute.org/index.php?id=2277?tac=235 http://www.bpminstitute.org/index.php?id=2277?tac=235 http://www.BPMInstitute.org/elearning http://www.BPMInstitute.org http://www.bpminstitute.org/index.php?id=2277?tac=235 http://www.BPMInstitute.org/custom-training http://www.BPMInstitute.org http://www.BPMInstitute.org/training http://www.SOAInstitute.org/training http://www.BusinessArchitectureInstitute.org
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