Das erwartet Sie:
Was ist Ihr konkreter Nutzen?
• You will gain methodological and technical knowledge on the digital transformation of processes.
• You will apply the methods directly to an end-to-end use case.
• You will take practical models and implementation ideas back with you to apply in your day-to-day work.
• You will exchange ideas with other experts and strengthen your network.
What content can you expect?
• An introduction to process digitalisation and automation
• ReCap modelling using BPMN 2.0
• Digitalisation and automation of a workflow using an end-to-end use case
• An introduction to the process mining analysis method
How is knowledge delivered? What methods are used?
• Interactive presentations
• Practical exercises with direct relevance to real-world applications
• Group work and group discussions
• Use of various digital tools (including active use)
• Expert input from experienced trainers
• Step-by-step introduction to methods and tools
What you can look forward to!
What learning environment is required or what should you bring?
You will learn in an open, supportive learning environment with a strong practical focus. For online courses, we recommend a stable internet connection, a microphone, a camera and a quiet place to work.
What prerequisites should you have?
A basic understanding of process management is helpful. A willingness to get actively involved and an interest in practical approaches to improvement are ideal. If you have knowledge of BPMN 2.0, you will find it easier to follow our seminar. However, prior knowledge is not essential – the seminar provides a thorough and accessible introduction to the subject.
This Seminar is part of Zertifikatsprogramm Digitale Transformation prozessorientiert umsetzen
This offering is relevant for …
The seminar is aimed at specialists and managers who wish to explore digital process management and automation in greater depth for the first time.
It is particularly suitable for those who have had little experience to date with modelling and implementing digital processes, but who wish to build a basic understanding and learn about practical methods. Target groups could include:
Process owners
Process management consultant
Project manager
Process analysts
Business analyst
Process managers
Process participant
