Visual Thinking Evolution

Welcome to Glinkr AgilePoint iBPMS Our flagship platform, AgilePoint iBPMS, consists of 5 core components used to create mission critical business applications. Together, they provide an application development framework that enables business and IT to collaborate throughout the development lifecycle. Traditionally, application development has been driven by the IT organization. With AgilePoint iBPMS, the business stakeholders provide the majority of development efforts and are empowered to quickly make changes without relying on IT. Our clients can focus on the core functionality of the solution as IT creates reusable business services that integrate with existing systems. Automate processes in a variety of lines of business (LoB) AgilePoint BPM is used by many of the Global 2000 companies to solve complex process challenges that cross functional boundaries and involve many different business systems throughout their organization. Drag and Drop Development compose applications easily using our extension to Microsoft Visio

Free online mind mapping software | MAPMYself (Mapul) Todo sobre la Gestión por Procesos (Parte I) | Sinapsys Business Solutions En el presente artículo, se repasan principios y conceptos de la gestión por procesos. Posteriormente se hace referencia al método IDEF0 de representación gráfica de procesos, resumiendo las ventajas e inconvenientes que plantea. Por último, se presenta la sintaxis y semántica de una metodología de modelado de procesos definida por el autor. La Gestión Tradicional y la Gestión por Procesos Históricamente, las organizaciones se han gestionado de acuerdo a principios Tayloristas de división y especialización del trabajo por departamentos o funciones diferenciadas. Los organigramas establecen la estructura organizativa y designan dichas funciones. Esta visión departamentalizada de las organizaciones ha sido fuente de diversos problemas y críticas debido a: En la última década, la Gestión por Procesos ha despertado un interés creciente, siendo ampliamente utilizada por muchas organizaciones que utilizan referenciales de Gestión de Calidad y/o Calidad Total. Clasificación de los Procesos: Misión:

Documents Lucidchart no longer supports Microsoft Edge Legacy, but it does support the new Chromium-based Microsoft Edge. Read below to learn how to update your browser Update your browser. Your browser is outdated and no longer supported by Lucidchart. We suggest installing or updating to one of the browsers below. Recommended Click to install Chrome Other Options Click to install Firefox Click to install Safari Click to install the new Chromium-based Edge BPMN Modeling Reference - All BPMN 2.0 Symbols explained | camunda BPM Coverage in process engine: If you are interested which elements can be automated using the camunda BPMN 2.0 process engine check out our BPMN 2.0 Coverage. Events We already described how to use lanes to assign responsibility for tasks or subprocesses to different task managers. Lanes always exist in a pool, and the lane boundaries represent process boundaries from start to end. In the diagram below, the "conductor" arranges for Falko to process task 2 as soon as Robert completes task 1. Do you think this is unrealistic? But to coordinate cooperation with BPMN requires explicit modeling. That seems complicated - and you don't have to choose this method for practical modeling. Have you heard of service orchestration in connection with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)? You can eliminate pools and work just with lanes, modeling the message exchange as normal tasks as shown before. We will show the usefulness of this new thinking by example. Pools: The art of collaboration Task Markers

Mind42.com - Collaborative mind mapping in your browser Common BPMN mistakes and best-practices: Basic events Despite the limited set of descriptive events, there are several common mistakes that process modelers make. What are events? An event is a common BPMN process modeling element that represents something that “happens” during the course of a process. Examples of process events are: “a telephone call”, “every 10 minutes”, “send message”, “service completed”, “an error occurred”, etc. Many different types of events can appear in a business process, and BPMN is capable of supporting most of them. As you can see from Figure 2, BPMN events are organized according to several criteria: Most event type properties are evident from how they are graphically represented, for example in Figure 3, which describes a “non-interrupting intermediate catching message event” in the following ways: However, despite its graphical representation, (Figure 3), the meaning of an event can differ based on the context of its usage. Descriptive BPMN events Note that colors are not used in the BPMN specification.

Mindomo Mindomo is an online mind map Software where users can create, view and share mind maps in their browser.[1] Mindomo is offering the basic services for free, while charging for advanced features. Unregistered users can view the mind maps, while registered users are permitted to create and share mind maps. The free version limits the number of private maps to three and disables some special features like spell checking. Mindomo was first available in February 2007. Mindomo also has a desktop version based on the Adobe Air runtime. See also[edit] References[edit] External links[edit]

BPMN 2.0 Example - Pizza - Training Material From Training Material Pizza in a restaurant[edit] Pizza Delivery[edit] Pizza Delivery (Event Sub-process)[edit] Pizza Delivery (Event Sub-process simplified)[edit] MindMeister MindMeister is an online mind mapping software that allows its users to visualize their thinking.[1] Mindmeister was founded by MeisterLabs GmbH, a Munich, DEU-based company in February 2007. MeisterLabs GmbH was founded by Till Vollmer and Michael Hollauf, and has offices in Vienna, Austria as well.[2] Based on the freemium model, MindMeister provides users three free fully featured maps, but charges a subscription fee for additional maps. In March 2010, MindMeister debuted as one of the original partners selected by Google to take part in the launch of the Google Apps Marketplace[3] Awards[edit] See also[edit] References[edit] External links[edit]

BPMN tutorial – Process modeling using BPMN BPMN 2.0 is an international standard for business process modeling. The BPMN specification describes how the elements of a process diagram have to look like (notation),how these can be combined with each other (meta model / syntax),what a diagram means (semantics) andhow diagrams can be transferred from one tool to another (XML interchange format). Process models describe sequences of business activities from start to finish, e.g. Order-to-Cash. Process modeling using BPMN What triggers (start events) a process and what results are produced (end events)? The abbreviation BPMN used to stand for “Business Process Modeling Notation”. The most important diagram elements of BPMN 2.0 BPMN 2.0 consists of a big number of modeling elements. Complete list of all BPMN elements

MindManager Commercial mind mapping software MindManager is a commercial mind mapping software application developed by Mindjet. The software provides ways for users to visualize information in mind maps and flowcharts. MindManager can be used to manage projects, organize information, and for brainstorming. As of December 2015[update], Mindjet had approximately two million users,[3] including notable customers such as Coca-Cola, Disney, IBM, and Wal-Mart.[4] MindManager provides ways for users to visualize information using mind maps, and with the release of MindManager 2016 for Windows, now includes flowchart and concept map creation tools. The software that became MindManager was originally developed by Mike Jetter in the mid-1990s while he was recovering from a bone marrow transplant to treat leukemia. In September 2012, the Mindjet company combined all of its software, including MindManager, Mindjet Connect, and its mobile offerings into a single product, also called Mindjet.[18] [edit]