Ibm Bpm Part 2

IBM Business Process Management Part 2

What you'll learn

IBM Business Process Management Part 2

IBM Business Process Management Part 2

IBM Business Process Management Part 2

IBM Business Process Management Part 2

IBM Business Process Management Part 2

Requirements

javascript And SQL

Description

IBM BPM (Business Process Manager) Course DescriptionCourse Title: IBM BPM (Business Process Manager) – Business Process Automation & Workflow DesignCourse Duration: 4 to 5 weeks (can vary based on training format)Delivery Mode: Online / Classroom / HybridCourse Overview:This course provides a comprehensive introduction to IBM Business Process Manager (IBM BPM)—a robust Business Process Management platform that enables users to model, execute, monitor, and optimize business processes. You’ll learn how to automate workflows, improve process visibility, and align business objectives with IT implementation.Through hands-on labs, real-world use cases, and project work, this course prepares participants to design and develop end-to-end business process applications using IBM BPMTarget Audience:Business AnalystsBPM DevelopersProcess DesignersIT ArchitectsProject ManagersAnyone interested in BPM-based automation solutionsPrerequisites:Basic knowledge of BPM conceptsFamiliarity with web-based applicationsUnderstanding of software development life cycles is helpful but not mandatoryLearning Objectives:By the end of this course, participants will be able to:Understand the core architecture and components of IBM BPMDesign, model, and simulate business processes using Process DesignerImplement user interfaces with Coach ViewsIntegrate external systems via services and connectorsDeploy and manage BPM applications using Process Center and Process ServerMonitor process performance using Process Portal and Performance Data WarehouseCourse Modules:Introduction to IBM BPMBPM basics and business valueIBM BPM architecture & editionsProcess Modeling with Process DesignerCreating BPDs (Business Process Diagrams)Gateways, lanes, activities

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Session 21

Lecture 3 Session 22

Lecture 4 Session 23

Lecture 5 Session 24

Lecture 6 Session 25

Lecture 7 Session 26

Lecture 8 Session 27

Lecture 9 Session 28

Lecture 10 Session 29

Lecture 11 Session 30

Lecture 12 Session 31

Lecture 13 Session 32

Lecture 14 Session 33

Lecture 15 Session 34

Lecture 16 Session 35

Lecture 17 Session 36

Lecture 18 Session 37

Lecture 19 Session 38

Lecture 20 Session 39

Lecture 21 Session 40

Lecture 22 Session 41

Lecture 23 Session 42

Lecture 24 Session 43

Lecture 25 Session 44

Development