Rocky Mountain Improve
Business Process Modeling Training
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There are countless ways of modeling business organizations and activities. Most any communication in business can be depicted in some type of graphical model.
Graphical representation of business components can substantially increase the message to users – especially when communicating this message to other business organizations, languages and cultures. However; a poorly constructed model can do more harm than good by confusing the audience.
The planning of a business model is a critical step prior to starting model development. Especially in redesign efforts when the process is created based on the business models, a poorly developed model can cause substantial process delays and inefficiencies. If you start with incorrect assumptions, your solutions will be poorly constructed.
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Much of the information to develop the ideas into models will include knowledge that is locked in people’s heads, logic buried in computer programs and databases, and activities that are both documented and undocumented. It can be very difficult to compile all of these types of information into meaningful enterprise models. It is crucial that these models accomplish the task of taking this information and displaying it in a graphical form that anyone in the organization can understand.
Model developers must be able to describe and define business ideas in terms that can be readily expressed, understood and executed by different parties. It is essential to understand, formulate and agree on an established set of rules for developing the models. Turning all of this “unspoken” knowledge into a form that can be .jpg)
communicated, understood and used by others in the organization. This is the only way that the final modeling product will achieve the results that your organization is expecting.
The Rocky Mountain Improve Business Modeling 101 modeling training program provides your process improvement team the standardization and methods to ensure that everyone is on the "same page."
Rocky Mountain Improve offers two basic modeling courses:
- Business Modeling 101 - a one-day fundamental modeling course covering basic modeling, object standardization and model template development
- Business Modeling 102 - a one-day modeling course building on the 101 course, including the development of a process model, nested process model, organization model, workflow model, and business interaction models.
You will gain at least 10 valuable process modeling skills in the RMI Business Modeling 101 course:
- How to create business models
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- How to apply different modeling methodologies to "fit" the requirements
- Using standard modeling symbols and terminology
- How to creating a standard modeling template
- How to develop a Process Model
- How to develop a Workflow Model
- How to audit models for completeness and consistency
- Model Publishing & documentation
- Effective model communication
- How to select a modeling tool (options, applications & considerations)
The training course is independent of modeling software type; this series was developed to provide business modelers with the skills and background needed to create consistent business models and documentation across your organization. If your company is already using a modeling software, this course can be adapted for use with your modeling software platform.
Increase your odds for successful modeling development. Give us a ring at 303-842-9624 or send us an email using the link below to request a Business Modeling training brochure.
E-mail: info@rm-improve.com