Принципы моделирования бизнес проце

Принципы моделирования бизнес процессов.

Моделирование бизнес процессов основывается на ряде принципов, которые дают возможность создать адекватные модели процессов. Их соблюдение позволяет описать множество параметров состояния процессов таким образом, чтобы внутри одной модели компоненты были тесно взаимосвязаны, в то время как отдельные модели оставались в достаточной степени независимыми друг от друга.
Главными принципами моделирования бизнес процессов являются следующие:
• Принцип декомпозиции – каждый процесс может быть представлен набором иерархически выстроенных элементов. В соответствии с этим принципом процесс необходимо детализировать на составляющие элементы.
• Принцип сфокусированности – для разработки модели необходимо абстрагироваться от множества параметров процесса и сфокусироваться на ключевых аспектах. Для каждой модели эти аспекты могут быть свои.
• Принцип документирования – элементы, входящие в процесс, должны быть формализованы и зафиксированы в модели. Для различных элементов процесса необходимо использовать различающиеся обозначения. Фиксация элементов в модели зависит от вида моделирования и выбранных методов.
• Принцип непротиворечивости – все элементы, входящие в модель процесса должны иметь однозначное толкование и не противоречить друг другу.
• Принцип полноты и достаточности – прежде чем включать в модель тот или иной элемент, необходимо оценить его влияние на процесс. Если элемент не существенный для выполнения процесса, то его включение в модель не целесообразно, т.к. Он может только усложнить модель бизнес-процесса.

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Principles of business process modeling. Business process modeling is based on a number of principles, which make it possible to establish adequate process model. Compliance allows to describe the many options the status of processes in such a way that within the same model components were closely interlinked, while some models were sufficiently independent of each other. The main principles of modelling business processes are the following:• The principle of decomposition-every process can be represented by a set of hierarchically ranked items. In accordance with this principle, the process needs to be detail on the elements.• Principle focus is to develop a model to abstract away the many parameters of the process and focus on the key aspects. For each model, these aspects can be theirs.• The principle document-elements in the process, should be formalized and documented within the model. For the various elements of the process, it is necessary to use different notation. Fixing elements in the model depends on the type of modeling and selected methods.• The principle of consistency-all the elements in the model of the process must have an unambiguous interpretation and not contradict each other.• The principle of completeness and sufficiency, before turning into a model of an item, you need to evaluate its impact on the process. If the item is not essential to complete the process, then its inclusion in the model is not appropriate, since it can only complicate the business process model.

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Principles of modeling business processes. Business Process Modeling based on a number of principles which make it possible to create an adequate process models. Their adherence to a set of parameters allows to describe the state of the processes so that within a single model components are closely linked, while some models were sufficiently independent of each other. The main principles of modeling of business processes are as follows: • The principle of decomposition - each process can It is represented by a set of hierarchically arrayed elements. In accordance with this principle, it is necessary to detail the process for the constituent elements. • The principle of focus - to develop a model, you must ignore the set of parameters of the process and to focus on key aspects. For each model, these aspects may be his. • The principle of documentation - the elements within the process should be formalized and recorded in the model. For the various elements of the process need to use differing designations. Fixing elements in the model depends on the type of modeling and methods chosen. • The principle of consistency - all the elements included in the process model must have an unambiguous interpretation and not contradict each other. • The principle of completeness and adequacy - before turning into a model one or the other elements necessary estimate its influence on the process. If the item is not essential to perform the process, its inclusion in the model is not feasible, since He can only complicate the business process model.

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Principles for modeling business processes.

modeling business processes is based on a number of principles, which provide an opportunity to create adequate models of processes.Their compliance with a wide range of options allows you to describe the processes in such a way as to ensure that within one model components were closely interlinked,While the individual model remained in sufficiently independent from each other.
the main principles of modeling business processes are the following:
- The principle of the decomposition, each process can be submitted to a set of hierarchically conceived plans. In accordance with the principle of the process must be entered on the constituent elements.
The principle focus is to develop a model to be set aside from the myriad of process parameters and focus on the key aspects. For each model these aspects can be their.
- The principle of the document - the elements that are in the process, should be formalized and documented in the model. For the various elements of the process it is necessary to use different symbols.Locking elements in the model depends on the type of modeling, and the selected methods.
- the principle of consistency - all the elements,Included in the process model should be an unequivocal interpretation and does not conflict with each other.
- the principle of the completeness and sufficiency - before to include in the model or another element,It is necessary to assess its impact on the process. If the element is not significant for the process, its inclusion in the model is not appropriate, because He may only complicate the model business process.