Business Process Management Course - Lecture 1: Introduction to BPM
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- First lecture of a semester-long course on Business Process Management delivered by Marlon Dumas at University of Tartu, Spring 2014.
Also part of the Free MOOC on Fundamentals of BPM: moocs.qut.edu....
Our "Fundamentals of BPM" MOOC will the delivered again in 2016, this time as a 3-parts course. The first part (process identification and modeling) starts on 10 October. Registrations are open: moocs.qut.edu.au/
Marlon Dumas Many thanks Prof. Marlon for your superb video, I really appreciate that you share such important subject with public. Sir, I am an engineer working for petrochemical company, so can I enrol in your great course (which I assume it is still for free)?
We are giving a new edition of our short introductory course on BPM in the FutureLearn platform in July. You can fine the relevant information here: www.futurelearn.com/courses/business-process-management
It is free.
Yes, our free online course on Fundamentals of BPM will be offered again in September 2017. Please check the following web site in August in order to register: moocs.qut.edu.au/
Thank you Prof. Dumas for your sharing these lectures with us. I am getting much methodologies on them.
Thank you for this video lesson. I am studying BMP at the University Tor Vergata (Rome) in Italy. My Professor uses and teaches contents and topics of your book. Soon I will approach GM exam. It is very helpful studying from your book "Fundamentals of BPM" and integrate reading with your video-lessons. Let say it in this way: it is "value added". Thanks a lot Professor Dumas
+Christiana Munzi You're welcome Christiana. I hope you'll enjoy your lectures, with Prof. Cerruti Corrado I assume...
+Marlon Dumas You assumed correctly, Prof. Dumas. My Professor is Prof. Cerruti Corrado.
Hello @Marlon Dumas,
Thank you for the great lecture! Keep it up!
I would suggest to use sequence instead of set, so I would define a process as a sequence of events, activities, decision points rather than as a set of events, activities, decision points. Because the ordering of the elements(here, events, activities, and decision points) in a set doesn't matter.
Thanks, good point. In the slides and book I use the term "collection" to be neutral. While in administrative or office processes activities are generally deterministically ordered, there are also many processes, e.g. in the fields of healthcare, product design, and creative industries, with very high levels of flexibility in the ordering of activities. But you are very right: I should avoid the term "set" in this definition. Thx.
I enjoyed your book and these UA-cam videos. Thank you Prof. Dumas for sharing
Very useful information ! Thank you for posting it here !
this is SOOO good - thank you very, very much!
where can i find the powerpoint presentation and name of the book used, this has been great help in grasping all the concept from someone who is acutaly subjecy area. i hope upi hey back to me with the ppt, pdf and other reference handouts used. thank you for adding to my knowledge during these troublsome times
thanks mr marlon, its very usefull. can't wait another video from you
god bless
Thanks. Maybe you should check our upcoming MOOCs. The first one (introductory) will take place in the FutureLearn platform next month: www.futurelearn.com/courses/business-process-management
The second MOOC will be a series of three courses to be offered starting end of October. More info will be posted here soon: moocs.qut.edu.au/
hay alguna posibilidad de estas clases sean traducidas al español, ojala con subtitulos????
john castillo Dí una version corta de este curso de BPM en la Universidad de los Andes en el 2013. Los videos estan disponibles en UA-cam: ua-cam.com/video/vABp2C9Pi0Y/v-deo.html
Estaría dispuesto a una pequeña charla por algún medio tecnológico (Skype, zoom)? Estamos viendo estos temas en una de nuestras clases en el Tecnológico de Monterrey
Depende de la fecha. Me puedes contactar directamente para ver si podemos concordar. Puedes encontrar mi correo electrónico en mi página personal: www.cs.ut.ee/~dumas
What tools do you use for process documentation? Would you recommend something like Proper Channel?
Proper Channel or similar tools are great for documenting procedures or task performance guidelines. However to document processes (i.e. assemblies of tasks, decisions and events performed by people across an enterprise), a more widespread practice is to use tools that support the BPMN standard, for example BIC Design, Bizagi Modeler, Signavio or ARIS. One can combine the two, i.e. use a BPMN-based tool to document the end-to-end process and tools such as Proper Channel to document the procedures and guidelines associated to individual tasks.
Thank
Good stuff
Is this course/certificate still publicly available?
The Fundamentals of BPM course will be given in October-December 2015 as a MOOC. Enrollment is free: moocs.qut.edu.au/learn/fundamentals-of-bpm-october-2015