BPMN 101: Why Your Diagrams Are Confusing and How to Fix Them
Prince the B.A.
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BPMN 101: Why Your Diagrams Are Confusing and How to Fix Them
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Prince the B.A.
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Circles, diamonds, dashed arrows: what does a BPMN diagram actually mean? In this video I explain BPMN on one complete diagram: the 5 building blocks (events, activities, gateways, flows, pools and lanes), how to read any BPMN diagram in 6 steps, and one full order process from a made-up online shop, start to finish, including the gap we find and then fix live in bpmn.io. Plus the 5 BPMN mistakes to avoid.
0:00 "Circles, diamonds, arrows?": the problem
0:14 BPMN is a language, not a tool
0:52 Explain like I'm 5: road signs
1:19 What's in the BPMN spec
1:50 Before you read: three questions
2:23 Block 1: events (circles)
2:57 Block 2: activities (round boxes)
3:32 Block 3: gateways (diamonds)
4:06 Block 4: flows (the lines)
4:44 Block 5: pools and lanes
5:20 Read it in 6 steps: the cast and the start
5:52 Step 3: follow the token
6:24 Step 4: stop at every gateway
6:55 Step 5: check every message
7:24 Step 6: find every end
7:58 Worked example: the whole order process
8:34 Fix the gap: build it in bpmn.io
9:23 Walk it through, then the tools
10:02 5 common mistakes
10:36 Recap
Want to draw this in a real tool? My step-by-step BPMN tutorials in bpmn.io, draw.io and Visio are in the playlists on the channel.
Note: the Online Shop, its people, numbers and prices are a made-up example (the same company as in my tool tutorials). The voice and the presenter are AI-generated (my cloned voice and avatar).
Sources:
Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) Version 2.0.2 (Object Management Group, 2014): the five basic categories of elements (flow objects, data, connecting objects, swimlanes, artifacts); events (start, intermediate, end; message and timer); activities (task, sub-process); gateways (exclusive, parallel, inclusive, event-based); sequence flow, message flow and association; pools and lanes; the token concept used to describe process behaviour.
BABOK® Guide v3 (IIBA, 2015), 10.35 Process Modelling: process models as a technique, with BPMN as one of the notations.
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