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Enabling SOA with BPM and BPMN Training Course

Enabling SOA with BPM and BPMN Training Course

Although Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is not specific to Business Process Management (BPM) software, there are several natural synergies between BPM and SOA. Perhaps the most evident of these is the separation of business process management as an independent function, which allows processes to be designed independently of any single application and leveraged as shared business logic. This approach enhances flexibility and reusability, aligning well with the needs for government workflows and governance.

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Course Outline

BPM in Context for Government

The Many Facets of BPM
The BPM Umbrella
BPM and Governance
Industry Players
Maturity within the Market
Current BPM Challenges
The Future of BPM for Government

BPM Layering for Government

Understanding Layering in BPM
Common Layers in BPM
Auxiliary Layers
The BPM Stack
Interpreting the Layers
Layering Best Practices for Government

The State of Standards for Government

Standards: Friend or Foe?
Standards Bodies and Their Role
Mature Standards in BPM
Standards in Transition
Emerging Standards in BPM for Government
Leveraging SOA and BPM Standards for Government

Roles within BPM for Government

Enterprise Roles in BPM for Government
Project Manager Responsibilities
Business Analyst Responsibilities
Architect Responsibilities
Developer Responsibilities
QA/Tester Responsibilities
Configuration Manager Responsibilities
Specialist Roles and Responsibilities for Government
New Role: Integration Specialist for Government
New Role: Process Champion for Government

Process-centric SOA for Government

The Importance of Business Process Management (BPM) within SOA for Government
Common BPM Pitfalls in Government
Modeling Business Processes for Government
Business Process as Documentation for Government
Controlling Business Processes for Government
Driving a Process-centric Enterprise for Government

Rules-driven BPM for Government

Business Rules within BPM for Government
Externalizing Existing Rules in Government
Identifying New Rules for Government
Managing SOA Business Rules for Government
Leveraging Business Rules for Government
Supporting Tools for Government

Process and Service Identification Methodologies for Government

Overview of Popular Methodologies for Government
Top-down Modeling for Government
Bottom-up Modeling for Government
Goal-service Modeling for Government
BPM Modeling Pitfalls for Government
BPM Modeling Recommendations for Government

Service Lifecycle Recommendations for Government

SOA Lifecycle Overview for Government
High-Risk Points within the SOA Lifecycle for Government
Handling Service and Process Dependencies for Government
Service Composition for Government
Configuration and Control for Government
Proper Retirement of Processes and Services for Government

Service Versioning Strategies for Government

The Problem of SOA Versioning for Government
Configuration Control Granularity for Government
The Role of the Service Registry for Government
Naming Conventions for Government
Process Versioning for Government
Service Versioning for Government
Operation Versioning for Government
Supporting Multiple Simultaneous Versions for Government
Defining a Version Control Policy (VCP) for Government

BPM-SOA Testing Strategies for Government

The Problem of SOA Testing for Government
End-to-End Testing within BPM for Government
WS-I Compliance for Government
WS-Policy Compliance for Government
Mock Clients and Services for Government
Regression Testing Challenges for Government
BPM Testing Recommendations for Government

Security Recommendations for Government

BPM and Security Considerations for Government
The SOA Security Stack for Government
Security Standards for Government
Single Sign-On for Government
Identity Management for Government
SOA Security Approaches for Government
Point-to-Point Security for Government
ESB-Brokered Security for Government
The Security Service Layer for Government

BPM Business Patterns for Government

Business Patterns in BPM for Government
The Self-Service Model for Government
The Information Warehouse Model for Government
The Information Subscription Model for Government
The User Collaboration Model for Government
The Extended Enterprise Model for Government
Custom Business Models for Government

BPM and BPMN for Government

The Added Value of BPMN for Government
Composability and Basic Services in Government
Promoting an Incremental and Iterative Approach in Government
Why Use Cases Should Drive the Project for Government
Declaration of Message Properties for Government
Use of Correlation Sets for Government
Developing Complex Parallel Execution of Activities for Government
Designing Concurrency for Government

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Exposure to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) concepts for government is essential in modernizing IT systems and enhancing interoperability across agencies. SOA enables the development of flexible, reusable services that can be integrated seamlessly into various applications, promoting efficiency and scalability in public sector workflows. Understanding these principles supports effective governance and ensures alignment with federal standards and best practices.

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