The business processing model of UML modeling (Business process MODEL,BPM)

Introduction of Business Process Model (Brief introduction)

A business process model is a set of activities that describe the sequence of activities from start to finish, in terms of time or space, and input and output. The final output of the business processing model is to be able to meet business needs.

Business processing models generally include:

1. Target (Goal)

2. Specific input (specific inputs)

3, the specific output (specific outputs)

4, a certain sequence of activities (activities in some order)

5, message (information)

6. Resources (Resource)

II. Business Process Model elements (Elements) 1, Target (Goal)

Each business process has a number of goals to meet, and these goals need to be met by business requirements.

2, message (information)

Use message completion activity (activities). In the business process, messages are not consumed, only as part of the transformation process. Messages can come from external resources, customers, internal organizational units, and even other processing processes. For example, the order template, previously used to provide a certain style of order, now as part of the activity is not consumed and exhausted.