Lecture
6.1. The process approach to organizational management: origins, terminology, standards, principles.
Prerequisites for the emergence of the process approach. Terminology of process
management. Basic principles of business process management.
6.2. Standards and methodology for business process modeling.
Standards and methodologies (notations) for business process modeling:
history of methodology development, types.
6.3. Business process modeling in the ARIS methodology
Business process modeling in the ARIS methodology. The function tree
model. Criteria for combining functions: object-oriented; process-oriented; operation-oriented. The "event-driven process chain" model (EPC). Purpose of the model. Principles of model construction. Process branching. Simulation modeling of processes. Models of production
and office processes. The function environment model and its relationship to the data model and process model.
1. What caused the emergence of the process approach?
2. Describe the main definitions of the systems approach.
3. What notations exist for describing actions?
4. What are Petri nets? What is their purpose?
5. What models are used in the functional view of ARIS?
6. Describe the function tree model in ARIS. By what criteria can the functions of the tree be combined?
7. Describe the "event-driven process chain" model in ARIS. What conditions can a function have in the model?
8. What rules for arranging graphical elements on an EPC diagram should be followed?
9. Explain the rules for using logical operators in the EPC model.
10. Describe the model of production and office processes.
11. In what cases is the function environment model used, which is linked to the data model and the process model?
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