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- Understand the business: It’s important to understand the business you’re modeling before you start building the process model. You need to understand the inputs, outputs, stakeholders, and goals of the business. This will help you build a process model that accurately reflects the business.
- Involve stakeholders: Involve stakeholders in the process of building the business process model. They can provide valuable insights into the process and can help ensure that the model accurately reflects the business.
- Keep it simple: A business process model should be simple and easy to understand. Don’t make it overly complicated by including too many details or steps. Focus on the most important steps and keep it concise.
- Use standard notation: Use a standard notation, such as BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation), to create your process model. This will help ensure that others can easily understand and use the model.
- Test and iterate: Once you’ve created the business process model, test it to ensure it accurately reflects the business. If necessary, iterate on the model to make improvements. Remember that the model should be a living document that evolves with the business.
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References:
- “Business Process Modeling: An Introduction” by Tom Debevoise, available at https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/business-process-modeling-an-introduction
- “The Ultimate Guide to Business Process Modeling” by Tallyfy, available at https://tallyfy.com/business-process-modeling-guide/
- “How to Build a Business Process Model” by Smartsheet, available at https://www.smartsheet.com/how-build-business-process-model
- “Business Process Modeling (BPM): A Comprehensive Guide” by Creately, available at https://creately.com/guides/business-process-modeling-tips/
- “BPMN Tutorial: Quick-Start Guide to Business Process Model and Notation” by Process Street, available at https://www.process.st/bpmn-tutorial/
These resources provide more detailed information and guidance on building a business process model, including best practices, tips, and examples.