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This session introduces new users to the eXtended Business Modeling Language (xBML) and the functionality and use of the xBML W5 Client. We will review a sample project that includes models for all of the xBML dimensions – WHAT, WHICH, WHO, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW. Then, we will run several reports - affinity analysis, activity-based costing, and business requirements - to demonstrate the application and re-usability of xBML models to model a business better, faster, and cheaper.
Business Modeling Using BMLTM is comprised of modeling mechanics, Business Co-Formulation (BCF) and Project Co-Formulation (PCF) methods. Students learn how to use the BusinessGenetics modeling language to create and manipulate business models using the BMLTM W5 Editor software. Students will practice Document Co-Formulation (DCF), a method for converting implicit and explicit organizational knowledge into the BMLTM language, and develop work session facilitator skills for purposes of condu...
EXCEL Services Corporation - 11921 Rockville Pike Suite 100 - Rockville, MD 20852
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EXCEL Services Corporation is ecstatic to announce the launch of the first Certified Nuclear Knowledge Management Program Workshop available to the nuclear industry!
You have the distinct honor of being invited to attend the pilot class, scheduled for kickoff the week of 24 May 2010!
Class Details
When: May 24, 2010. Class is Monday – Thursday, 8:00AM to 5:00PM.
Where: EXCEL Services Corporation - 11921 Rockville Pike Suite 100 - Rockville, MD 20...
Model Driven Requirements is a hot topic in the Business Process Modeling and IT industries.BusinessGenetics has introduced a breakthrough technology where Business Requirements are Auto-Generated directly from Business (Process) Models. This technology ensures highly consistent, detailed, complete and standardized Business Requirements, every time, thus addressing an age old industry problem. The approach also significantly reduces "face time" with the business and early adopters are seeing ver...
Business Modeling Using BMLTM is comprised of modeling mechanics, Business Co-Formulation (BCF) and Project Co-Formulation (PCF) methods. Students learn how to use the BusinessGenetics modeling language to create and manipulate business models using the BMLTM W5 Editor software. Students will practice Document Co-Formulation (DCF), a method for converting implicit and explicit organizational knowledge into the BMLTM language, and develop work session facilitator skills for purposes of condu...
This session introduces new users to the eXtended Business Modeling Language (xBML) and the functionality and use of the xBML W5 Client. We will review a sample project that includes models for all of the xBML dimensions – WHAT, WHICH, WHO, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW. Then, we will run several reports - affinity analysis, activity-based costing, and business requirements - to demonstrate the application and re-usability of xBML models to model a business better, faster, and cheaper.
This session introduces new users to the eXtended Business Modeling Language (xBML) and the functionality and use of the xBML W5 Client. We will review a sample project that includes models for all of the xBML dimensions – WHAT, WHICH, WHO, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW. Then, we will run several reports - affinity analysis, activity-based costing, and business requirements - to demonstrate the application and re-usability of xBML models to model a business better, faster, and cheaper.
Business Modeling Using BMLTM is comprised of modeling mechanics, Business Co-Formulation (BCF) and Project Co-Formulation (PCF) methods. Students learn how to use the BusinessGenetics modeling language to create and manipulate business models using the BMLTM W5 Editor software. Students will practice Document Co-Formulation (DCF), a method for converting implicit and explicit organizational knowledge into the BMLTM language, and develop work session facilitator skills for purposes of condu...
This session introduces new users to the eXtended Business Modeling Language (xBML) and the functionality and use of the xBML W5 Client. We will review a sample project that includes models for all of the xBML dimensions – WHAT, WHICH, WHO, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW. Then, we will run several reports - affinity analysis, activity-based costing, and business requirements - to demonstrate the application and re-usability of xBML models to model a business better, faster, and cheaper.
This session introduces new users to the eXtended Business Modeling Language (xBML) and the functionality and use of the xBML W5 Client. We will review a sample project that includes models for all of the xBML dimensions – WHAT, WHICH, WHO, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW. Then, we will run several reports - affinity analysis, activity-based costing, and business requirements - to demonstrate the application and re-usability of xBML models to model a business better, faster, and cheaper.
This session introduces new users to the eXtended Business Modeling Language (xBML) and the functionality and use of the xBML W5 Client. We will review a sample project that includes models for all of the xBML dimensions – WHAT, WHICH, WHO, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW. Then, we will run several reports - affinity analysis, activity-based costing, and business requirements - to demonstrate the application and re-usability of xBML models to model a business better, faster, and cheaper.
This session introduces new users to the eXtended Business Modeling Language (xBML) and the functionality and use of the xBML W5 Client. We will review a sample project that includes models for all of the xBML dimensions – WHAT, WHICH, WHO, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW. Then, we will run several reports - affinity analysis, activity-based costing, and business requirements - to demonstrate the application and re-usability of xBML models to model a business better, faster, and cheaper.
This session introduces new users to the eXtended Business Modeling Language (xBML) and the functionality and use of the xBML W5 Client. We will review a sample project that includes models for all of the xBML dimensions – WHAT, WHICH, WHO, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW. Then, we will run several reports - affinity analysis, activity-based costing, and business requirements - to demonstrate the application and re-usability of xBML models to model a business better, faster, and cheaper.
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