This badge was issued to Samir Moustafa on 01 Nov 2018.
Business Process Developer - Explorer Award for Students 2016
Issued by
IBM
Through a faculty-led student education, this badge earner has demonstrated the ability to create business objects and variables, use gateways, process flows, and customize user interfaces (coaches), using IBM BPM. This individual has also demonstrated an understanding of topics such as organizing process assets into toolkits, managing variables & data flow, building a business data model, and building services & user input forms.
- Time Months
Skills
- Automation
- Blueworks Live
- Business Data
- Business Process Management
- Case Management
- Conditional Sequence
- CSS
- Damage Report
- Data Flow
- Data Model
- Environment Variables
- Exposed Process Variables
- Gateways
- Hiring Requisition
- HTML
- Intermediate Events
- JavaScript
- Join Modes
- Modeling Process Flow
- Nested Process
- Normal Sequence
- Playback Zero
- Process Application
- Process Designer
- Process Modeling
- Process Server Tools
- Project Development
- SOAP
- Social Modeling
- Split Modes
- Subprocess
- System Lanes
- System Pool
- Undercover Agent (UCA)
Earning Criteria
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Must be a student of the IBM Skills Academy with no prior professional experience.
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Completion of Module I - Business Process Overview: Covering Business Process Overview, Trends, Case Studies; and Understanding the Business Process.
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Completion of Module II – Business Process Analyst Foundations: Covering Business Process Management (BPM) building blocks, organization and process; The BPM lifecycle and components; BPM essentials and value proposition; BPM strategies; and IBM Business Process Manager features and components.
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Completion of Module III - Business Process Developer: Covering Process Modeling Phases; IBM Blueworks Live in process modeling; Creating a Discovery Map; Process and sub process of a Discovery Map; Enhance a Process Diagram in a Blueworks Live blueprint; BPM and its phases; Playback 0 validation goals and requirements; Controlling process flow; Creating a decision service; and Exposed process variable (EVP).
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Passing the Business Process Developer practice test for "IBM Business Process Developer 2016".