IBM-WB733G - Process Modeling and Implementation with IBM Business Process Manager (BPM)

Modeling Course introduction Getting started Introducing IBM Business Process Manager and Process Designer Creating a process model Process flow Playback zero: Validating the process model Intermediate timer events Implementation Introduction and prolog IBM Business Process Manager architecture IBM Business Process Manager overview: Toolkits overview Playback 1: Managing variables and data flow Playback 1: Implementing timer events Playback 1: Implementing gateways Playback 1: Routing tasks Playback 1: Validating process flow Playback 2: Creating a data model Playback 2: Building services Playback 2: Building Coaches Playback 2: Implementing services in a BPD Playback 2: Validating Coach data flow Playback 2: Creating a snapshot for deployment Playback 3: Creating a decision service Playback 3: Implementing message events Playback 3: Applying asset tagging Playback 3: Accessing and manipulating external data Playback 3: Validating rules, message events, and integrations Playback 4: Enhancing Coaches Playback 4: Using managed files Playback 4: Validating the user experience Playback 5: Hardening a process Playback 5: Validating error handling Course summary The course continues with the implementation of the process model, providing an overview of the architecture of IBM Business Process Manager and describing the use of process applications and toolkits within the tool. You will create variables, implement gateways, and enable swim lanes to demonstrate process flow on their diagrams. You will also build customized Web 2.0 user interfaces (Coaches) to enable business and process data flow throughout a process model. The course emphasizes the concepts of reuse, ease of maintenance, and using best practices. This course is designed for users who have purchased any of the IBM Business Process Manager software packages, including basic, standard, and advanced. The course uses an interactive learning environment, with hands-on demonstrations, class activities to reinforce concepts and check understanding, and labs that enable hands-on experience with BPM tasks and skills. This course is designed to be collaborative, and you can work in teams to perform class activities.