You understand BPMN 2 to be an efficient modeling language for process modeling and already use it in the modeling tool Innovator for Business Analysts. Further requirements on your models means you will also have to map technical details in the future to e.g. make sure your processes can be executed in a process engine, use processes for software development or introduce service-oriented architectures.

Aims:
This course will teach you all relevant modeling methods in Innovator for Business Analysts so that you can add all IT requirements to your processes. You will also learn how to model service-oriented architectures in Innovator using BPMN.

• Process modeling in Innovator for Business Analysts * using BPMN
• Events and boundary events*
• Gateways *
• Collaborations
• Data elements and structures
• Transactions
• Task types *
• Model services and service operations

• Model executable processes
• Export BPMN 2.0 XML, e.g. for use in a process engine
• Modeling guidelines and best practices in Innovator for Business Analysts *

* tailored to business implementation

Target group:
Process modelers, business analysts, business architects, project managers and those interested in technical processes

Sound knowledge of BPMN 2 modeling notation, e.g. gleaned from the following method course:

• Process Modeling and Process Modeling with BPMN in IT

Sound knowledge of Innovator, e.g. through the following tool courses:

• Innovator for Business Analysts – Foundation Course