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Wednesday, 25 February 2009
10:10-11:10 | |
Moderator: Derek Miers
Location: Westbourne 1, Level -1
Session Type: End-User Case Study Session
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 Process models are business assets – a tool for communication, supporting a reference architecture that drives business and IT closer together. This session focuses on BPMN (business process modeling notation), and touches on other modeling techniques (such as role activity diagrams and business capability/services modeling).
*You must be registered as a "Day 3" attendee to attend the sessions on Wednesday 25 February. If you have any questions about your registration status or would like to upgrade, please contact the Gartner Registration team on +44 (0)208 8792430, or emea.registration@gartner.com.
Alternatively, please visit the Registration Desk in the Nine Kings Foyer on-site. |
Key Issues:
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- What is BPMN – its fundamental capabilities, strengths and weaknesses?
- Where is BPMN as a standard, and how widely has it been adopted by vendors?
- How is BPMN applied in rools today? Is there consistency of adoption in BPMN tools?
- Quick comparison of tools, and so on.
- What are the implications for compatibility and portability of BPMN models between tools?
- What other standards are relevant and where are they moving?
- How to build simple BPMN models (BPMN basics).
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