Category Archives: BPM Governance

Not just Modeling

Posted on July 22, 2009 by Frank Michael Kraft

Understanding Modeling Element of a modeling language – like BPMN 2.0 – is a necessary condition for successful modeling, but by no means sufficient. Models must have a meaning within a context in the end, otherwise they are useless. For … Continue reading →

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Syntactical Model Checking, Model Simulation, Verification and Governance

Posted on February 17, 2009 by Frank Michael Kraft

[ad#imagead] It is a trend to offer tooling that supports BPMN modeling together with model syntax checking and model simulation. For example see BPMN simulation and syntax checking in ARIS. Model syntax checking can make sure, that modeling rules, that … Continue reading →

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What can happen without model governance?

Posted on February 16, 2009 by Frank Michael Kraft

A blog entry titled “Model and Pasta” has inspired me to ask: What can happen without model governance? This may happen: The right means are used for the wrong purpose, and the result is a disaster. I have already discussed, … Continue reading →

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