Tag Archives: Modeling Purpose

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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More on Modeling Purpose

Posted on January 26, 2009 by Frank Michael Kraft

There is also a summary of process modeling purposes at Bruce Silver’s Blog. http://www.brsilver.com/wordpress/subscribers-only-2/three-levels-of-process-modeling-with-bpmn/ The three levels 1) Descriptive Modeling 2) Analytical Modeling 3) Executable Modeling Match quite nice with the levels 1-3 that I proposed. However I named them … Continue reading →

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Process Modeling Purpose

Posted on January 24, 2009 by Frank Michael Kraft

[ad] An important factor of how a BPMN model or generally spoken a process model would look like depends on the purpose for which the modeling is done. I can think of mainly four purposes: Documentation Specification – i.e. modeling … Continue reading →

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