SYBASE POWERDESIGNER BUSINESS PROCESS MODELING

SYBASE POWERDESIGNER BUSINESS PROCESS MODELING

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DEV354
Business Process Modeling with PowerDesigner 15
Duration
3 days

Location Dates Price This Course Is Not Currently Scheduled. For more information please contact education.northamerica@sap.com, or call +1-888-777-1727.

Prerequistes

Essential * * Experience using Microsoft Windows or another graphical user interface * Exposure to basic business process modeling concepts * Exposure to flow charting or process modeling techniques, entity relationship (ER) modeling. Recommended * None

Delivery
Classroom

Audience
* Business Analysts, Business Modelers, Business Area Experts, Data Analysts

Content
* Introduction to PowerDesigner and Process Modeling -> PowerDesigner Overview -> PowerDesigner Model Types -> Business Process Modeling Overview -> Business Process Methodologies * PowerDesigner Basics -> The PowerDesigner Interface -> Working with PowerDesigner Packages -> The PD Modeling Environment -> Working with Business Process Models * Building a Business Process Model -> Working with Process Languages -> Defining Business Processes -> Decomposing Business Processes -> Managing BPM Business Rules * Adding detail to BPMo Defining Organization Units -> Creating Resources and Resource Flows -> Define Message Formats -> Manage Starts, Ends and Flows * Managing Diagrams, Dependency Matrices and Packages -> Creating Diagrams -> Setting Display Preferences -> Working with Composite Processes -> Defining Packages -> Managing Shortcuts * Reporting in PowerDesigner -> Printing Graphics -> Working with Report Editors and Templates -> Managing Multi-model Reports and Report Sections -> Using the Report Wizard * Cross Model Relationships -> Relationships between Business Process Models -> Creating Cross Model References -> Impact Analysis Models -> Using the Requirements Model * Managing Models -> Checking Models -> Merging Models -> Using the Repository

Goals
* Design, Create, and Edit a Business Process Model

* Define and Use Business Rules in a Business Process Model * Decompose a Business Process * Convert a Business Process Diagram to a Composite Process * Check and Verify a Model * Print and Report on Business Process Models * Link Business Process Models to other Models, including Requirements Models, Physical Data Models, and Object Oriented Models * Check Models in and out of the Repository

Software Notes
* Learn to use PowerDesigner to perform Business Process Modeling. Understand why business processing is critical today. Use PowerDesigner 15.0 to create business process models, including models of composite and underlying processes. * Explore the model checking features of PowerDesigner to validate the integrity of your model. Manage shortcuts and cross model dependencies, as well as create reports from your models and integrate Business Process Modeling with the other model types in PowerDesigner. You will also learn how to use the Repository feature to version control your models.

CPE Credits: 24 Credits

DEV356
Business Process Modeling with PowerDesigner 16
Duration
3 days

Prerequistes
Essential * * Exposure to basic business process modeling concepts Recommended * None

Location CA ET Virtual Classroom US ET Virtual Classroom CA ET Virtual Classroom US ET Virtual Classroom CA ET Virtual Classroom US ET Virtual Classroom CA ET Virtual Classroom US ET Virtual Classroom

Dates May 20 - 22 2013 May 20 - 22 2013 Aug 12 - 14 2013 Aug 12 - 14 2013 Oct 7 - 9 2013 Oct 7 - 9 2013 Dec 2 - 4 2013 Dec 2 - 4 2013

Price CAD 2160.00 USD 2160.00 CAD 2160.00 USD 2160.00 CAD 2160.00 USD 2160.00 CAD 2160.00 USD 2160.00

Delivery
Classroom

Audience
* Business Analysts and Modelers, Enterprise Architects

Content
* Introduction to PowerDesigner and Process Modeling -> PowerDesigner Overview -> PowerDesigner Model Types -> Working with the Library and Glossary Models -> Business Process Modeling Overview -> Business Process Methodologies * PowerDesigner Basics -> The PowerDesigner Interface -> Working with PowerDesigner Packages -> The PD Modeling Environment -> Working with Business Process Models * Building a Business Process Model -> Working with Process Languages -> Defining Business Processes -> Decomposing Business Processes -> Managing BPM Business Rules * Adding detail to BPM -> Defining Organization Units -> Creating Resources and Resource Flows -> Define Message Formats -> Manage Starts, Ends and Flows * Managing Diagrams, Dependency Matrices and Packages -> Creating Diagrams -> Setting Display Preferences -> Working with Composite Processes -> Defining Packages -> Managing Shortcuts * Reporting in PowerDesigner -> Printing Graphics -> Working with Report Editors and Templates -> Managing Multi-model Reports and Report Sections -> Using the Report Wizard * Cross Model Relationships -> Relationships between Business Process Models -> Creating Cross Model References -> Impact Analysis Models -> Using the Requirements Model * Managing Models -> Checking Models -> Merging Models -> Using the Repository

Goals

* Design, Create, and Edit a Business Process Model * Define and Use Business Rules in a Business Process Model * Decompose a Business Process * Convert a Business Process Diagram to a Composite Process * Check and Verify a Model * Print and Report on Business Process Models * Link Business Process Models to other Models, including Requirements Models, Physical Data Models, and Object Oriented Models * Check Models in and out of the Repository

Software Notes
* Learn to use PowerDesigner to perform Business Process Modeling. Because business process modeling is a critical factor in todays business environment, you will explore PowerDesigners business process models, including models of composite and underlying processes. Learn how to leverage PowerDesigners model checking features to validate the integrity of your model. * Manage shortcuts and cross model dependencies, as well as create reports from models. Integrate Business Process Modeling with the other model types in PowerDesigner. Lastly, you will also learn how to use the Repository feature to version control your models.

CPE Credits: 24 Credits

DEV625
PD Modeling Life Cycle: An Enterprise Case Study
Duration
4 days

Location Dates Price This Course Is Not Currently Scheduled. For more information please contact education.northamerica@sap.com, or call +1-888-777-1727.

Prerequistes

Essential * * Good working knowledge of PowerDesigner interface. * Equivalent work experience resulting in a complete knowledge of how to create and manage model objects, run reports and interact with the Repository Recommended * None

Delivery
Classroom

Audience
* Enterprise Architects * Business Analysts * Meta Data Managers * Any PowerDesigner user responsible for managing the implementation of multiple model type integration within the PowerDesigner environment.

Content
* Implementation of PowerDesigner for the Enterprise * Requirements and Business Processes * Data Models * Object Oriented and Enterprise Architecture Models * Cross Model Relationships and Impact Analysis * Business Analysis * Data Analysis * Physical Data Analysis * Application Analysis * Implementing Impact Analysis * Managing Changes * Project Frameworks

Goals
* Identify the purpose and benefits of using PowerDesigner for your Enterprise * Define and use the three types of data models in PowerDesigner * Understand the Object Oriented Model and Diagrams * Work with the Enterprise Architecture Layers * Trace the flow of information from corporate to individual projects * Explain how to use Impact Analysis * Create Business Layer in an Enterprise Architecture Model * Understand the Conceptual Data Model and update the BPM and RQM based on the CDM * Understand how to generate a Physical Data Model * Create an Enterprise Architecture Model * Understand the differences between the Business Layer, the Application Layer and the Technology Layer in an EAM * Track object relationships between models * Apply changes from one model type to another * Use Impact Analysis to evaluate the cost of making a change * Complete a project framework

Software Notes
* In this course, you will work through a PowerDesigner Case study from Requirements through its implementation. You will implement requirements in the various PowerDesigner models including the BPM, Data Models, OOM and Enterprise Architecture model. Learn how to take advantage of the various model types available in PowerDesigner from business analysis to database implementation from the perspective and starting point of a real business use case.

CPE Credits: 32 Credits

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