If you’ve ever tried to document a complex business process, you know how quickly things can get messy. That’s where BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation) comes in. It’s a standardized way to visually map out workflows, making it easier to understand, analyze, and improve processes.
BPMN uses simple, intuitive symbols to represent tasks, decisions, and flows. This makes it a powerful tool for both technical teams and business stakeholders. Whether you’re designing a new process or refining an existing one, BPMN helps you spot inefficiencies, optimize operations, and align teams around a shared understanding.
In the following, I’ll walk you through the basics of the Business Process Model and Notation, explain its key elements, and show you how to start modeling your own processes. Let’s dive in!
When I began modeling processes, I quickly learned that defining the what isn’t enough. I also needed to show the who. That’s why I love using BPMN Lanes in Camunda. Lanes help assign tasks to the right person, department, or system. They make process models readable and practical. In this post, I’ll show you exactly how to use them—step by step—with a clean, minimal example.
Understanding the difference between a process and an algorithm is essential in both business and technology. I often come across situations where these terms interchange, but they describe fundamentally different concepts. In this article, I’ll explain the difference between process vs. algorithm and show how they can complement each other.
When I first encountered BPMN, I felt slightly overwhelmed. After all, processes and models can seem complex at first glance. However, when I started working with Camunda, everything quickly became clear. In this article, I’ll walk you through a straightforward yet effective BPMN example. With my step-by-step guide, you’ll create a practical process using Camunda effortlessly.
Have you ever wondered how successful companies stay organized and efficient? Well, today, I’m diving into the exciting world of business process management. Clearly understanding what is process management can truly transform the way you run your business. Let’s explore this essential topic together in greater detail!
When I first modeled business processes, I avoided complex gateways. Honestly, they looked intimidating. However, once I understood them, I realized how powerful they can be. In this post, I’ll show you what complex gateways do, when to use them, and how to model them with just a few BPMN elements. Let’s dive in.
I’ve often found process modeling to be incredibly useful in streamlining workflows. Therefore, understanding how to manage complex scenarios clearly is crucial. Today, I’ll dive deep into one powerful element in Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN): the event-based gateways in BPMN 2.0.
Have you ever waited too long because tasks were done one after another instead of simultaneously? In business processes, this happens more often than we’d like. To solve this, parallel gateways in BPMN 2.0 come into play. Let me guide you through this powerful BPMN feature clearly and simply.
When modeling processes, clarity is key. As a process manager, I’ve discovered BPMN 2.0 exclusive gateways to be essential tools for clear decision-making paths. These gateways ensure everyone understands what happens next. In this article, I’ll explain exclusive gateways in BPMN 2.0 with a straightforward example, helping you visualize and implement them effectively.
When I first learned about Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN), I felt overwhelmed. After all, BPMN seemed complicated at first glance. However, I quickly realized it’s actually straightforward. In this post, I’ll simplify BPMN core elements for you. We’ll explore how events, tasks, and sequence flows work together in practical terms.
Have you ever stared at a process diagram and felt completely lost? Trust me, I’ve been there. Business processes often look simple at first glance. But when you dig deeper, things can get tricky. That’s exactly why understanding the process basic concepts is so important. Once you know the foundation, everything else becomes easier—faster, too. In this article, I’ll explain the ideas that help you truly understand how processes work. You’ll learn to recognize structure, follow flow, and spot problems before they grow.
