Abstract

Process modeling often seems simple enough. How hard can it be to create a workflow diagram? After decades of creating and reviewing process models, it has become clear to the author that there are good practices and bad practices. These practices greatly influence how their models are interpreted and understood. Modelers need guidance for the “style” of their models. This style includes many different style elements that focus on structure, relationships, consistency, and identification. You may find that some of these style elements do not work for you. Some style elements also might not work with your tooling. Adopt the style elements that work for your team. By starting with awareness of all of these leading practices and making ...

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