Business Process Modeling Notation with Enterprise Architect

The Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN™) is the foremost language for documenting process models using a graphical representation that business stakeholders can easily understand and validate. The comprehensive notation allows these models to be captured not only with a high degree of precision, but optionally with sufficient detail to allow their conversion into machine executable processes.

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Frank Truyen, President of Cephas Consulting Corp, demonstrates techniques for quickly modeling a multi-level business process while leveraging common artifacts such as Participants, Pools/Lanes and Roles. Along the way Frank shows some new and improved features of Enterprise Architect 11 including Element Discussions, Diagram Charts and the Relationship Matrix.

[harrytate]

I recommend this webinar as a good starting point for folks who are creating information systems from Biz perspectives.

[cameronshirley]

I will be honest, Sparx EA has one of the worst tutorial systems I have ever used. You started a business process modeling notation video with everything already created. How would one create the catalog view? You don't teach someone to drive before teaching them how to start the car.

[avi]

How would one create the catalog view? I canot even see catalog view documented anywhere.

[sakowskipiotr]

You have Pool Acme on many diagrams. Is it the same Pool or kind of instatnion?
I was trying to achieve that and I couldn' t do that other way than making copy.
If I was using Link option the Pool hasn't appeared in the tree of other diagram.
I am working with EA 10.

[augustinechitiva]

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