A task console that every actor in a business process can use. First the Model, Then the Follow-through Getting a B2B solution from model to production creates further complexity for a business. To execute a model well, IT professionals must plan for implementation early in the modeling phase. First, think of location. Businesses with global operations have, by definition, business processes that link between multiple sites, perhaps over continents.
Employees are as diverse as the processes for which they re responsible.
A good BPA model provides that anyone should be able to participate in the process at any time, anywhere. Language or cultural differences should be taken into account as the model is developed. Next, give secure access to those accountable for the process, such as business managers responsible for maintaining the performance of various processes. A good model will help create a system that s flexible, secure and technologically transparent enough for business managers to modify processes on the fly. This flexibility and freedom points to component-based development as the only way to handle the complexity.