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Business Process Modelling with ARIS

A Practical Guide

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  • © 2001

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Authors:
  1. Rob Davis
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  • A practical ow-to'guide to use ARIS, and how to use it to create real business models
  • Written by someone with practical experience of using ARIS on real projects and implementing common tools and standards in a large organisation
  • Contains tips, techniques and short cuts learned from practical experience

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Table of contents (20 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xix
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  2. Introduction to Business Modelling

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 1-14

  3. Introducing ARIS

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 15-31

  4. Getting Started

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 33-51

  5. Introducing ARIS Explorer

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 53-64

  6. Introducing ARIS Designer

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 65-84

  7. ARIS Attributes and ARIS Properties

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 85-109

  8. The Event-Driven Process Chain

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 111-139

  9. Function Allocations and Relationships

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 141-174

  10. Model Assignments and the Function Allocation Diagram

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 175-200

  11. Process Capture and Design with ARIS

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 201-228

  12. Modelling Structure

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 229-262

  13. Model Hierarchy and Model Generation

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 263-284

  14. Occurrences, Copies and Variants

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 285-309

  15. Modelling Variety: Variants in Hierarchical Modelling

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 311-323

  16. Modelling in Rows and Columns

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 325-348

  17. ARIS Explorer Revisited

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 349-367

  18. ARIS Designer Revisited

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 369-399

  19. Model Verification

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 401-436

  20. ARIS Administration

    • Rob Davis
    Pages 437-470
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1994 marks the year that the international version of ARlS Toolset - a software system capable of analysing, modelling and navigating business processes - was developed and released by the software and consulting company IDS Prof. Scheer GmbH in Saarbriicken, Germany (from 1999 known as IDS Scheer AG). By the end of 2000 an estimated 24,000 copies of this product will have been sold and installed worldwide, with many additional copies supplied to universities for teaching and research projects. The system's connectivity to existing integrated standard software products, such as System Rl3 and mysap.com by SAP AG, is another factor that is expected to contribute to its fast disseminahon worldwide. The development of ARlS Toolset evolved from results which were obtained at the research institute "Institut ftir Wirtschaftsinformatik" (German for "Institute for Business Process Engineering"). The Institute has a staff of about 50 people and is based at the University of the Saarland. The history of ARlS Toolset is interesting because it demonstrates the benefits provided by a closely-knit mesh of research and product development. Creating such a mesh was only possible by founding IDS Scheer AG in parallel with acting as head of the research institute. Today, this software and consulting firm has a staff of more than 1600 people.

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