Oracle BPM Suite Essentials

The Oracle BPM Suite Essentials course provides fundamental instructions on Oracle’s Business Process Management tools and methodology as well as the typical lifecycle of a BPM project. This course also introduces the Oracle Fusion Middleware and SOA Suite components, Oracle BPM tools such as BPA and BPM Suite and how they interact for business process modelling using the BPMN process modelling standard.

On successful Completion of this course you will be able to:

• Describe Oracle Fusion Middleware (FMW)
• Identify and describe FMW and SOA Suite components
• Install and Configure FMW, SOA and BPM
• Identify the system administration tools for managing FMW
• Access FMW Control
• Applying Oracle’s Business Process Management methodology
• Understand Oracle’s Business Process Management Governance Framework
• Appreciate BPA and BPM Suite Tools and how they interact
• Understand BPM Suite Tools and Technology
• Learn how to use Oracle BPM Suite for BPM project solutions
• Understand Oracle’s Business Process Management Governance Framework
• Understand how BPM interoperates with SOA and Business Rules Engines
• Understand concepts such BPMN, Process Frameworks, Process Maturity
• Understand Process Assessment, Process Performance Measurement, Process Ownership etc
• Describe basic BPMN modelling concepts
• Use BPMN modelling notation to document business process
• Describe process models using Business Process Composer and BPM Studio
• Create business rules that condition flow through a model
• Develop a human workflow task routing
• Describe how Business Analysts, Developers, and others can collaborate on BPM projects
• Explain the role of simulations for process optimisation
• Simulate a process model to identify bottlenecks
• List the tasks involved in implementing a BPM process
• Describe how end users participate in a business process
• Use Business Process Workspace to display monitoring data
• Explain how Oracle BAM can help monitor the performance of deployed processes
• Understand and Identify the default process metrics tracked by Oracle BPM