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BPMN Modeling for Business Process Analysis

Learn to design and optimize business workflows using BPMN, from basic process mapping to complex organizational modeling and analysis.

Learn to design and optimize business workflows using BPMN, from basic process mapping to complex organizational modeling and analysis.

Dive into the world of Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) with this comprehensive course from HEC Montreal. Over four weeks, you'll learn to model low, medium, and high complexity business processes using BPMN. This course is essential for process managers, business analysts, and stakeholders involved in digital transformation projects. You'll gain the skills to effectively analyze organizational processes, diagnose inefficiencies, and propose improvements to enhance overall performance. By mastering BPMN, you'll be equipped to visually represent complex business operations, facilitating clearer communication and more effective process optimization strategies.

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BPMN Modeling for Business Process Analysis

This course includes

4 Weeks

Of Live Classes video lessons

Beginner Level

Completion Certificate

awarded on course completion

8,403

What you'll learn

  • Identify and use basic BPMN symbols to represent business processes

  • Interpret and analyze low to medium complexity BPMN models

  • Create simple process models from case study information

  • Utilize intermediate BPMN symbols for more complex process representation

  • Model medium to high complexity business processes using advanced BPMN techniques

  • Decompose complex processes into manageable sub-processes for clearer representation

Skills you'll gain

Business Process Modeling
BPMN
Process Analysis
Digital Transformation
Workflow Optimization
Business Analysis
Process Mapping
Organizational Efficiency

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There are 2 modules in this course

This course offers a comprehensive introduction to Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN), focusing on its application in analyzing and optimizing business processes. The curriculum is divided into two main modules. The first module covers basic BPMN symbols and their interpretation, enabling students to model and understand low to medium complexity processes. The second module delves into more advanced concepts, including intermediate BPMN symbols and techniques for modeling high complexity processes. Throughout the course, students will learn to decompose complex processes into manageable sub-processes and effectively communicate process workflows to stakeholders. The course emphasizes practical application, with students working on case studies to apply their learning in real-world scenarios.

Basic BPMN Symbols and Low to Medium Complexity Modeling

Module 1

Intermediate BPMN Symbols and Complex Process Modeling

Module 2

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Instructors

Information Systems Expert Bridging Healthcare and Cultural Domains at HEC Montréal

Dr. Marie-Claude Trudel is an Associate Professor in the Department of Information Technologies at HEC Montréal, bringing expertise in critical analysis of information systems, inter-organizational information systems implementation, and information systems in healthcare and cultural organizations. With a Ph.D. in Business Administration from the University of Western Ontario and an M.Sc. from HEC Montréal, Trudel's research focuses on the adoption and implementation of information systems across various sectors. She teaches undergraduate and graduate-level courses on business process improvement, information systems analysis and design, and business intelligence. Trudel's recent publications explore topics such as the assimilation of medical appointment scheduling systems and their impact on primary care accessibility, as well as the advancement of laboratory medicine through health information exchange. Her work contributes significantly to understanding how information systems can improve efficiency and decision-making in complex organizational settings, particularly in healthcare. Trudel's supervision of numerous student projects demonstrates her commitment to fostering the next generation of IT professionals and researchers in areas ranging from data governance to healthcare performance analysis.

Business Process and IT Governance Expert at HEC Montréal

Yannick Brière is a Department Lecturer in the Information Technology Department at HEC Montréal, specializing in business process analysis and improvement, enterprise architecture, IT governance, and IT portfolio management. His role at HEC Montréal involves teaching and developing courses in these key areas of information technology management.

BPMN Modeling for Business Process Analysis

This course includes

4 Weeks

Of Live Classes video lessons

Beginner Level

Completion Certificate

awarded on course completion

8,403

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