Understanding Business Event Diagrams
The article explains that business event diagrams (also called business process diagrams) illustrate how events like order receipt or fiscal quarter end trigger workflows, showing processes, trigger events, products, and participating roles, and then lists various community and social media resources for further learning.
Business event diagrams , also called business process diagrams, describe the relationship between events and processes. Events such as the arrival of a sales order or a fiscal quarter end trigger work and require actions within the enterprise, acting as process triggers that generate business responses.
The diagram provides an overview of processes, trigger events, sent/received products, participating roles or organizational units, and shows that at a macro level processes need not be sequential, even though the output of one process can be reused by another.
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