What is Procedure Modeling?

By John Owens on December 17th, 2008

Process Models show the order in which Business Functions are carried out.  Procedure Models show the detail of HOW the functions within the process are carried out.

Procedure Modeling is the ideal technique to use when you want to show the detailed actions for a post of position when executing a step (Business Function) within a Business Process.

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Procedure Modeling is an essential modeling technique to have in Business Systems Modeling, Business Process Modeling and BPM…

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John Owens

John has over 30 years experience in very wide range of business activity in enterprises of all sizes from family businesses to multinational corporations. He is passionate about bringing quality, power, simplicity and elegance to the world of Business Analysis and Modelling.

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