Hi.
Although the samples are very nice, I am looking for a collection of real-world scenario business processes to benchmark Intalio modeling tool. Where can I find such a collection?
Thanks, Ziv.

Ziv, the real world scenarios are also real implementations of real internal business processes and they represent important parts of our customers IPs.

They also tend to interact with multiple web services that are provided by the client applications.

As such, we have no such business diagram to show for those reasons.

If you would like to contribute one, we'd be happy to publish it.

Thanks,

Antoine

Hey Antoine.
Naturally, every business has confidential BPs. However, BPMN diagrams are quite high level and abstract. I am not looking for the implementation nor for internal processes. For example BPs such as "Update Inventory", "Make reservation" and more can be used by numerous businesses, such as Hotels, Car rentals and Restaurants.
I am interested in BPs that a small, starting business can use as a base.

They are somewhere, I know it ;)
Thanks, Ziv.

Ziv, our BPMN diagrams are not abstract, mostly because they are executing for real.

You could do some kind of templating diagram that would help one to implement quickly such a scenario, but we haven't had the bandwidth to implement them.

You might want to send an email to about this.

Thanks,

Antoine

Thanks for the help Antoine. I will contact them.
I didn't mean abstract in the sense they are not "real". But I do realize that BPs might be too company specific.
Anyway, if you are interested you can see what I collected so far: www.cs.bgu.ac.il/~bpmn/BPDs

Ziv.

Hi,

We are currently modelling business processes and are at various stages of analysis and design. We have limited experience in BPMN and are unsure if we are decomposing the models to the right level of detail. With that in mind is anybody able to share real world, in-use, business processes that have been modelled in BPMN to analysis and design level with us without infringing on any intellectual property?

Thanks,
James