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Introduction to Standards

  • BPMN, DMN, and CMMN – Understanding the purpose of each standard
  • When to apply BPMN
  • When to apply DMN
  • When to apply CMMN

Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN)

Fundamental BPMN Symbols in Context

  • Activities
  • Gateways
  • Events
  • Sequence Flows
  • Messages
  • Artifacts

Modeling Collaborations

  • Pools and Participants
  • Lanes

Message Flow

  • Techniques for modeling messages

Activities

  • Distinguishing between Activities and Tasks
  • Human Interactions
  • Task Types
  • Sub-processes
  • Call Activities
  • Loop Characteristics and Multi-instance Workflows

Items and Data

  • Data Modeling Techniques

Events

  • Core Concepts
  • Start and End Events
  • Intermediate Events
  • Triggers
  • Event Types
    • Message Events
    • Timer Events
    • Error Events
    • Escalation Events
    • Cancel Events
    • Compensation Events
    • Link Events

Gateways

  • Considerations for Sequence Flows
  • Exclusive Gateways
  • Inclusive Gateways
  • Parallel Gateways
  • Event-Based Gateways
  • Parallel Event-Based Gateways
  • Complex Gateways

Decision Model and Notation (DMN)

Introduction to DMN

  • Historical Overview
  • Core Concepts
  • Decision Requirements
  • Decision Logs
  • Scope and Applications of DMN (Supporting both Human and Automated Decision-Making)

Decision Requirements

  • Decision Requirements Graphs (DRG)
  • Decision Requirements Diagrams (DRD)
  • Decision Tables
  • Simple Expression Language (S-FEEL)
  • FEEL (Friendly Enough Expression Language)

Case Management Model and Notation (CMMN)

Case Management Components

  • Core Infrastructure
  • Case Model Elements
  • Cases and Roles
  • Information Model Elements
  • Plan Model Elements
  • Artifacts

Notation Details

  • Cases
  • Case Plan Models
  • Case File Items
  • Stages
  • Entry and Exit Criteria
  • Plan Fragments
  • Tasks
  • Milestones
  • Event Listeners
  • Links
  • Planning Tables
  • Decorators
  • Artifacts

Requirements

A foundational understanding of process concepts is required.

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