Business Process Mapping and Analysis

Develop a structured approach to business process modelling

In today’s fast-paced business environment, effective process modelling is key to improving efficiency and reducing inefficiencies.

On this two-week course, you’ll explore how to define process boundaries, identify key elements, and apply structured techniques to create clear, functional process models.

This course provides a structured approach to business process modelling, offering the tools and knowledge you need to map and analyse workflows effectively.

Develop a structured approach to business process modelling

You’ll begin by gaining an understanding of the importance of business processes and their role across industries.

You’ll learn how to define process boundaries and key elements, setting the stage for effective process modelling.

With practical techniques, you’ll gain hands-on experience to tackle real-world business challenges.

Explore modelling notations and best practices

Next, you’ll dive deep into different process modelling notations such as Flowchart, UML, BPMN, and more.

You’ll also learn how to select and apply appropriate notations for specific business scenarios and the best practices for creating readable, efficient, and accurate process models catering to different stakeholders.

Optimise workflows and improve collaboration

Then, discover how to analyse and refine business processes to enhance operational efficiency.

You’ll explore techniques to improve cross-functional collaboration and grasp how to present process models in a way that ensures clarity across teams and stakeholders.

This course is ideal for business analysts, process analysts, solution architects, service designers, and professionals seeking to apply business process modelling techniques in real-world scenarios.

This course is ideal for business analysts, process analysts, solution architects, service designers, and professionals seeking to apply business process modelling techniques in real-world scenarios.

• Identify a business process and scope its boundaries
• Analyze the internal logic of a process
• Select from a variety of modeling notations
• Use the most popular process modeling techniques to document a process
• Adjust the modeling approaches to different audiences