Activiti for Business Process Designers Training in Madrid, Spain

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to design, model, and manage business processes using Activiti BPMN 2.0 workflow engine. The course focuses on the fundamentals of business process design, BPMN modeling, and deployment using Activiti, enabling participants to bridge the gap between business and IT in process automation.

Introduction to Activiti and BPM

1. Introduction to BPM & Workflow Concepts

   • What is Business Process Management (BPM)?

   • Role of BPM in digital transformation

   • Overview of BPMN 2.0

2. Introduction to Activiti

   • Activiti architecture & components

   • Designer vs. runtime environment

   • Use cases of Activiti in enterprises

3. Getting Started with Activiti Modeler

   • User interface walkthrough

   • Creating a simple BPMN process

   • Deploying and running the first process

Business Process Design & Modeling

1. BPMN Elements in Activiti

   • Events (start, end, intermediate)

   • Tasks (user tasks, service tasks, script tasks)

   • Gateways (exclusive, parallel, inclusive)

2. Process Variables & Data Handling

   • Passing and using process variables

   • Forms and input/output mapping

3. User Management & Task Assignment

   • Defining roles and groups

   • Assigning tasks to users or roles

   • Task lifecycle (claim, complete, reassign)

Advanced Design and Deployment

1. Advanced Process Modeling

   • Sub-processes (embedded, call activities)

   • Multi-instance tasks and looping

   • Event-based gateways

2. Process Deployment & Execution

   • Packaging and deploying processes

   • Managing process versions

   • Running process instances

3. Monitoring & Optimizing Processes

   • Using Activiti Admin & Explorer

   • Tracking process instances and tasks

   • Reporting & analytics

4. Best Practices for Business Process Designers

   • Collaboration between business & IT

   • Designing scalable and maintainable processes

Hands-on Exercises

Summary and Conclusion