What are the benefits and drawbacks of using pools in BPMN diagrams?
Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) is a widely used standard for visualizing and documenting business processes. BPMN diagrams consist of various elements, such as activities, events, gateways, and flows, that represent the behavior and interactions of different participants in a process. One of these elements is a pool, which is a container that shows the boundaries of a process or a participant. Pools can be used to separate or group different aspects of a process, such as roles, responsibilities, departments, or systems. But what are the benefits and drawbacks of using pools in BPMN diagrams? In this article, we will explore some of the advantages and disadvantages of pools, and how they compare to other BPMN elements, such as subprocesses and lanes.
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Evandro L.Coordenador de Processos na Wenger Manufacturing, Inc. | Tecnólogo em fabrica??o mecanica | MBA em Lean Seis Sigma e…
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Melquisedeque Menahem Dantas Gouveia PereiraEspecialista em Gest?o de Processos e Projetos | Inova??o em Saúde e IA | Melhoria ContÃnua com Metodologias ágeis
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Leandro Bitencourt, MBAEspecialista de Negócios em TI | Gest?o de Processos de Negócio | BPM, BPMN, DMN & Melhoria ContÃnua | Gest?o integrada…