Process Modeler for Microsoft Visio 5

Where other modeling languages and diagramming techniques struggle being too complex or too abstract for a non- IT user, the Business Process Modeling Notation promises remedy. From early on, itp-commerce felt the urge to have an uniform tool for business process modeling and have therefore influentially participated in the development of the BPMN specification. With Process Modeler for Microsoft Visio, itp-commerce presents a 100% BPMN compatible design tool. Based on the widely accepted and used Microsoft Office Suite, an inexpensive tool has been made available to everyone?s desktop to gain a fast entry into business process modeling, without focusing too early on the technical aspects of a particular IT runtime . The Object Management Group (OMG) aims for an independent definition and exchange of business processes, equally comprehensible for business and IT experts. The publication of the Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) now has been a major step towards a standardized and uniform process notation. Besides the notation, the specification as well defines the mapping to the Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) enabling to be understood and executed by compatible workflow engines. Process Modeler for Microsoft Visio delivers a sophisticated design tool for business processes to the hands of a business analyst and fulfills the promise of BPMN. The communication to IT experts will be easier and significantly unloaded from technical burden. Process Modeler delivers 100% BPMN notation, automated process documentation and reporting, simulation, Team Repository and standard mappings to BPEL, XPDL or XLANG/s. Besides the easy, state-of-the-art usage the business analyst is capable to fully focus on his modeling job and the formal definition of his business processes. Furthermore, it allows to export BMPN style XML files for easier transformation and deployment of your processes into your IT runtime environment of choice.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	July 12, 2012
Platforms:	WinXP
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