ARIS Design Platform

Getting Started with BPM

By: Rob Davis, Eric Brabander

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This practical "how-to" guide to both using the ARIS Design Platform and, more importantly, how to use it to create real business models, follows Rob Davis??? hugely successful, Business Process Modelling with ARIS (Springer 2001). This second volume describes the ARIS Business Architect and ARIS Business Designer web clients of the newly released ARIS 7 Design Platform.

Rob Davis has teamed up with Eric Brab??nder of IDS Scheer to provide practical answers to the following questions using the new web-based ARIS Design Platform:

??? How do we get started with the ARIS Design Platform?

??? How do we establish company-wide Business Process Management?

??? How do we setup a project with ARIS?

??? Which modelling methods should we use?

??? How do we structure a process architecture with ARIS?

??? How do we effectively use the technical architecture of ARIS (Servers, Databases, Objects, Web Clients, etc)

Containing tips, techniques and short cuts gained from practical experience, this book show how to use ARIS in an easy way, supporting smart methods and smart models, and displays how ARIS can be used as a powerful tool for BPM. ARIS Design Platform: Getting started with BPM is a must have guide and reference for all existing and new users of ARIS.

More information can be found at www.rob-davis.co.uk.

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Non-Fiction Computing & I.T.Business Applications Enterprise Software Computer Networking & Communications Computer Science Graphical & Digital Media Applications 3D Graphics & Modelling Business & Management Management & Management Techniques Management of Specific Areas Production of Quality Control Management

Acknowledgements	p. xvii
Foreword	p. xix
An Introduction to BPM	p. 1
Brief History of Business Process Management	p. 1
The Need for Business Value	p. 1
The Production Line	p. 1
The Process is Your Business	p. 2
Business Process Re-engineering	p. 2
The Growth of IT	p. 4
Today's Process Challenges	p. 4
Realising Business Process Management	p. 6
Business Process Strategy Phase	p. 7
Business Process Design Phase	p. 9
Business Process Implementation Phase	p. 9
Business Process Controlling Phase	p. 11
Introduction to the ARIS Platform	p. 13
Business Process Management with ARIS	p. 13
The Strategy Platform	p. 15
ARIS Balanced Scorecard (BSC)	p. 15
ARIS Business Optimizer	p. 15
The Design Platform	p. 16
ARIS Toolset	p. 16
ARIS Easy Design	p. 16
ARIS Web Publisher	p. 17
ARIS Business Designer	p. 17
ARIS Business Architect	p. 18
ARIS Business Publisher	p. 18
ARIS Simulation	p. 19
The Implementation Platform	p. 19
ARIS for SAP NetWeaver	p. 20
ARIS SOA Designer	p. 20
ARIS UML Designer	p. 20
The Controlling Platform	p. 21
ARIS Process Performance Manager	p. 21
ARIS Audit Manager	p. 21
What's in this Book	p. 22
How to Use this Book	p. 23
For New Users of ARIS Business Designer	p. 24
For ARIS Toolset and ARIS Easy Design Users	p. 25
The Basics of Process Modelling with the ARIS Design Platform	p. 27
The ARIS Concept	p. 27
Why Use a Framework?	p. 27
What is a Model?	p. 29
The ARIS House	p. 29
ARIS as a Method for Business Modelling	p. 33
Business Process Modelling with the ARIS Design Platform	p. 36
Typical Scenarios for Using the ARIS Design Platform	p. 36
Servers, Databases and Models	p. 37
Objects, Occurrences and Relationships	p. 39
Attributes and Properties	p. 40
Modelling Conventions with Method Filters and Templates	p. 42
A Model is Not Just a Picture	p. 44
Major Features of the ARIS Design Platform	p. 44
Conventions Used in this Book	p. 47
Business Process Architecture with ARIS	p. 49
The Need for a Business Process Architecture	p. 49
Definition of a Business Process Architecture	p. 50
Architecture as a Necessary Implementation Infrastructure	p. 51
Typical Models in a Business Process Hierarchy	p. 51
The Process View	p. 53
The Organisation View	p. 56
The Data View	p. 57
The Function View	p. 59
The Product/Service View	p. 60
Getting Started with Your First Model	p. 61
Let's Get Started	p. 61
ARIS Business Servers	p. 61
Opening ARIS Business Designer	p. 62
Opening ARIS Business Architect	p. 66
Menus and Toolbars	p. 67
Starting Modelling	p. 68
The ARIS Designer Module	p. 68
Adding Objects	p. 69
Saving Your Model	p. 70
Placing and Connecting Objects	p. 71
Process Flows and Decisions	p. 72
Other Object Types	p. 74
Viewing and Printing Your Model	p. 75
Model Layout	p. 75
Zoom and Scaling	p. 76
Printing Your Model	p. 77
Finishing Off	p. 78
Closing Your Model	p. 78
Closing ARIS	p. 79
More About the ARIS Interface	p. 81
The ARIS Modules	p. 81
ARIS Home Page	p. 82
Explorer Module	p. 83
Navigation Bar	p. 84
Information Tabs	p. 86
Using Explorer	p. 86
Designer Module	p. 87
Designer Window	p. 88
Symbols Bar	p. 89
Navigation and Properties	p. 89
The Matrix Editor	p. 91
Administration Module	p. 92
The Script Editor	p. 93
Menus and Toolbars	p. 94
Main Menu	p. 94
Toolbars	p. 95
Filters and Checkboxes	p. 96
Right-Click Menus	p. 97
Menu Icons	p. 97
Properties and Attributes	p. 98
ARIS Properties	p. 98
ARIS Attributes	p. 99
ARIS Options	p. 102
How to Get Help	p. 103
ARIS Topics	p. 103
ARIS Method	p. 104
Context-sensitive Help	p. 104
The Event-driven Process Chain	p. 105
Introduction	p. 105
The EPC Objects	p. 105
Events	p. 105
Functions	p. 107
The Event-driven Process Chain	p. 107
Naming Events in the EPC	p. 108
Why Use Events?	p. 110
Rules and Process Flow	p. 112
Rules	p. 112
Decisions	p. 113
Modelling Decisions	p. 113
Decision Rules	p. 114
Joining Decision Paths	p. 115
Do-nothing Decision Paths	p. 117
Parallel Paths	p. 118
Triggers	p. 119
Basic Triggers	p. 119
Multiple Triggers	p. 120
Loops	p. 121
Horizontal or Vertical Layout?	p. 122
Putting it All Together	p. 124
The Rules for Modelling in an EPC	p. 124
ARIS Explorer Module	p. 127
Introduction	p. 127
Explorer Window	p. 127
Navigation Bar	p. 128
Information Tabs	p. 128
Explorer Toolbar	p. 128
Explorer Filters	p. 129
Left-Click Operations	p. 129
Right-Click Operations	p. 129
The Navigation Bar	p. 130
The ARIS Network of Servers	p. 132
Connecting to a New Server	p. 132
Using a Networked Server	p. 132
The LOCAL Server	p. 133
Databases	p. 133
Database Usernames and Passwords	p. 134
Logging Off a Database	p. 137
Method Filters	p. 137
The Information Tabs	p. 139
Groups	p. 140
Models, Objects and Occurrences	p. 141
Attributes and Properties	p. 142
Names, Identifiers and the GUID	p. 143
ARIS Explorer Commands	p. 144
New Item Commands	p. 144
Open Model	p. 146
Find	p. 147
Model History	p. 147
Copy, Cut and Paste Commands	p. 147
Move Commands	p. 150
Rename	p. 151
Refresh	p. 151
Change Password	p. 151
Backup and Restore	p. 152
ARIS Designer Module	p. 153
Introduction	p. 153
Creating and Opening Models	p. 153
Creating New Models	p. 153
Opening Existing Models	p. 153
Saving and Closing	p. 154
The Designer Window	p. 155
Modelling Window	p. 155
Designer Toolbar	p. 156
Left-Click Operations	p. 156
Right-Click Operations	p. 156
Tooltips	p. 157
Designer Checkboxes	p. 157
Symbols Bar	p. 157
Navigation Bar	p. 158
Properties Bar	p. 158
Adding and Naming Objects	p. 159
Using the Symbols Bar	p. 160
Selecting and Placing an Object	p. 162
Renaming an Object	p. 162
Adding Multiple Objects	p. 162
Re-using Objects	p. 162
Using an Existing Object by Name	p. 163
Copy and Paste an Existing Object	p. 164
Drag and Drop from the Explorer Tree	p. 164
Connecting Objects	p. 164
Connection Mode	p. 165
Connection Types and Direction	p. 166
Quick Drawing of Connections	p. 168
Place and Connect	p. 168
Place and Connect of Multiple Objects	p. 169
Nested Objects	p. 170
Displaying Connection Types	p. 171
Selecting, Moving, Sizing and Deleting Items	p. 172
Selecting Multiple Items	p. 172
Right-Click Item Selection	p. 172
Moving Objects	p. 173
Resizing Objects	p. 173
Moving Connections	p. 174
Aligning Connections	p. 174
Deleting Objects	p. 175
Undo and Redo	p. 175
Model Appearance	p. 177
Changing the Model Appearance	p. 177
Zooming and Scaling	p. 177
Model Overview Window	p. 177
View and Zoom Commands	p. 178
Model Appearance Properties	p. 179
Representation	p. 180
Connections	p. 182
Print	p. 183
Grid	p. 184
Object Appearance	p. 185
Connection Appearance	p. 186
Model Layout	p. 188
The Model Grid	p. 188
Aligning Objects	p. 190
Arrange Object Order	p. 191
Grouping	p. 191
Automatic Model Layout	p. 191
Part Layout	p. 195
Insert and Remove Space	p. 195
Templates	p. 196
Introduction	p. 196
Creating a Template	p. 196
Applying a Template to a Model	p. 197
Setting the Current Model Template	p. 197
Objects and Relationships	p. 199
Introduction	p. 199
Types and Instances	p. 199
Making Resource Allocations	p. 200
Connecting Objects	p. 200
Resource Objects	p. 203
Organisation	p. 203
Application Systems	p. 206
Data	p. 208
Information Carriers	p. 213
Knowledge	p. 216
Resource	p. 219
Relationships	p. 219
Business Environment	p. 220
Putting it All Together	p. 222
The Function as a Transformation	p. 223
Using Libraries of Resource Objects	p. 224
Viewing Relationships	p. 225
Graphical Representation	p. 225
The Type Attribute	p. 225
Attribute Placement	p. 226
Relationships Display	p. 226
ARIS Reports	p. 227
Function Allocation Diagrams	p. 227
Model Assignments and the Function Allocation Diagram .229
Model Assignments	p. 229
The Relationship Between an Object and a Model	p. 229
Creating Model Assignments	p. 230
Create and Assign a Model	p. 230
Assigning an Existing Model	p. 232
Drag and Drop Assignments	p. 232
Hide Assignments	p. 233
Viewing and Opening Model Assignments	p. 233
The Assignments Dialog Box	p. 234
The Assignment Icon	p. 234
The Assignments Tab	p. 235
Deleting Assignments	p. 236
Model Structure Using Assignments	p. 236
The Lean EPC	p. 238
Function Allocation Diagrams	p. 239
Create and Assign a New FAD	p. 240
Assigning an Existing FAD Model	p. 241
Show/Hide Assignments	p. 242
Hide Assignments	p. 242
Show Assignments	p. 244
Modelling your Business Structure	p. 245
The Need for Structure	p. 245
Horizontal and Vertical Structures	p. 245
Horizontal Structure	p. 249
Segmentation	p. 249
Linking Models Using Events	p. 249
Using the Process Interface Object	p. 250
Rules for Horizontally Segmenting Models	p. 252
Segmenting Existing Models	p. 252
Combining Segmented Models	p. 256
Vertical Structure	p. 256
Hierarchical Decomposition	p. 256
Creating Hierarchy Through Model Assignments	p. 258
Decomposing Functions with EPCs	p. 259
Sub-process with Complex Triggers and Outcomes	p. 263
Assignment Relationships	p. 266
Benefits and Drawbacks to Hierarchical Modelling	p. 267
Theoretical Issues with Hierarchical Modelling	p. 267
Modelling at the Conceptual Layer	p. 269
The Value Added Chain Diagram	p. 269
The EPC as a High-level Model	p. 270
Vertical Views of the Hierarchy	p. 272
The Function Hierarchy and the Function Tree	p. 272
Decomposing Events with the Event Diagram	p. 273
Model Linking with Decomposed Events	p. 275
ARIS Properties and Attributes	p. 277
Introduction	p. 277
ARIS Properties	p. 277
Properties Dialog Box	p. 278
Properties Sub-Dialog Boxes	p. 280
Properties Bar	p. 284
ARIS Attributes	p. 285
The Attributes Window	p. 286
Attributes Column Display	p. 287
Editing Attributes	p. 289
Saving Attribute Changes	p. 290
The Attributes Tab	p. 290
Attributes Dialog Box	p. 292
Attribute Placement	p. 293
Object Attribute Placement	p. 293
Connection Attribute Placement	p. 296
Moving Attribute Placements	p. 297
Inserting Model Attributes	p. 298
Inserting Free-form Text	p. 299
Special Attributes	p. 300
System Attributes and Links	p. 300
User Attributes	p. 302
Definitions, Occurrences and Copies	p. 305
Occurrences and Definitions	p. 305
Copying Objects	p. 306
Object Occurrence Copies	p. 306
Object Definition Copies	p. 309
Object Variant Copies	p. 310
Object Master Copy	p. 310
Object Shortcuts	p. 311
Copying Models	p. 312
Model Copy	p. 312
Model Definition Copies	p. 313
Model Variant Copy	p. 314
Model Shortcuts	p. 318
Viewing Occurrences, Definitions and Variants	p. 318
Viewing Object Occurrences	p. 318
Viewing Object Definitions	p. 321
Viewing Object Variants	p. 321
Viewing Model Variants	p. 323
Standardised Modelling with ARIS	p. 325
The Need for Standardisation	p. 325
Benefits of Standardisation	p. 325
Driving Reuse Through Standardisation	p. 326
A Common Process Repository	p. 326
Using ARIS to Drive Standardisation	p. 326
What to Standardise	p. 327
Basic Rules for Process Capture and Modelling	p. 327
A Core Set of Models, Objects and Symbols	p. 328
Modelling of Who?, What?, When?, Where?, Why? and How?	p. 328
Relationships and What They Mean	p. 329
How to Represent Common Scenarios	p. 329
Use of Attributes	p. 329
Model Appearance	p. 330
Approaches to Model Linking and Structure	p. 330
Libraries and Reuse	p. 331
Conventions Handbooks and other Standardisation Approaches	p. 331
Formal Standards Documents	p. 332
Guidelines	p. 333
Intranet Help and Support Site	p. 334
Sample Databases and Models	p. 334
Method Filters	p. 334
Using an ARIS Server	p. 335
Using an ARIS Web Server	p. 335
Object and Model Libraries	p. 336
Templates	p. 336
Training	p. 336
Report Scripts	p. 336
Semantics Checks	p. 337
Audits, Reviews and Quality Gates	p. 337
Roles and Responsibilities for BPM	p. 339
The Roles and Responsibilities for BPM	p. 339
Managing Business Process Management	p. 339
The BPM Sponsor	p. 340
The Head of Business Process Management	p. 340
The BPM Steering Committee	p. 340
Business Process Experts	p. 340
The BPM Competence Centre	p. 341
The Process Owner	p. 341
The Process Coordinator	p. 342
The Process Modeller	p. 342
Modelling Principles	p. 342
Function Keys and Shortcuts	p. 345
Function Keys	p. 345
ARIS Designer Navigation and Selection Keys	p. 346
Attributes Table Navigation and Selection Keys	p. 348
Glossary	p. 349
Subject Index	p. 353
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