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Video lectures using the standard slide deck of the book are available on youtube.

• Teaching Material in English
• Teaching Material in Spanish
• Teaching Material in German

Teaching Material in English

Chapter 1: Introduction to BPM

• Standard Slides
• Customized Slides & Video (Tartu version)
• Slides Part 1, Part 2 (QUT version: focus on process modeling)
  • Figures

Chapter 2: Process Identification

• Standard Slides
• Customized Slides & Video (Tartu version)
• Customized Slides (TU/e version)
• Customized Slides (QUT version)
• Figures

Chapter 3: Essential Process Modeling

• Standard Slides
• Slides & Video (Tartu version)
• Slides (QUT version: basic process modelling)
• Slides (QUT version: routing constructs, components of a modeling language, model quality)
• Slides (QUT version: artifacts and resources)
• Figures

Chapter 4: Advanced Process Modeling

• Standard Slides
• Customized Slides & Video (Tartu version)
• Customized Slides (QUT version: process decomposition, repetition)
• Customized Slides (QUT version: events handling)
• Customized Slides (QUT version: exceptions handling)
• Figures

Chapter 5: Process Discovery

• Standard Slides
• Customized Slides (WU version)
• Customized Slides (QUT version)
• Figures

Chapter 6: Qualitative Process Analysis

• Standard Slides
• Customize Slides & Video (UT version)
• Figures

Chapter 7: Quantitative Process Analysis

• Standard Slides
• Customized Slides & Video (UT version: Flow Analysis)
• Customized Slides & Video (UT version: Queues and Simulation)
• BIMP demonstration
• BPMN model of credit application scenario (Example 7.7, ready for simulation using BIMP)
• BPMN model of claims handling process (Exercise 7.8, “normal season” scenario, ready for simulation using BIMP)
• Figures

Chapter 8: Process Redesign

• Standard Slides
• Slides & Video (Tartu version: Transformational Process Redesign)
• Slides & Video (Tartu version, Incremental Process Redesign)
• Slides & Video (Eindhoven version)
• Figures

Chapter 9: Process-Aware Information Systems

• Standard Slides
• Figures

Chapter 10: Process Implementation with Executable Process Models

• Standard Slides
• Customize Slides & Video (UT version)
• Customized Slides: Part 1, Part 2 & Videos Part 1, Part 2 (Tutorial @ BPM2013)
• Detailed specification of the loan assessment process (Exercise 9.14)
• Labs notes for automating the loan assessment process using:
  • Bizagi BPM Suite 10.5 (courtesy of Bizagi Ltd): lab notes, files.
  • Bonita BPM 7.9.1 (courtesy of Joerg Evermann, Memorial University of Newfoundland): lab tutorial, files.
  • Camunda BPM 7.1 (courtesy of Allan Fernandez, QUT): lab notes, files
  • IBM BPM 8.5 (courtesy of Filip Lou, IBM Australia): lab notes, files, toolkits
  • Oracle BPM 11g (courtesy of Bruce Nguyen, QUT): lab notes, files
  • YAWL System 3.0 (courtesy of Eric Kwok, QUT): lab notes
  • Guidelines for building a tool-specific lab based on the loan assessment process
• Figures

Chapter 11: Process Monitoring

• Standard Slides
• Slides, Video Part 1 (Tartu version) and Video Part 2 (Tartu version)
• Figures

Chapter 12: BPM as an Enterprise Capability

• Standard Slides
• Figures

Tutorial slides and videos

• Process Automation: From Conceptual to Executable Business Process Models –  Tutorial by Marcello La Rosa and Marlon Dumas, Aug. 2013 (see also the video recordings)
• The BPM Lifecycle (part 1, part 2, part 3) – Tutorial by Jan Mendling and Hajo Reijers, July 2013
• BPM Tutorial – by Lucineia Heloisa Thom, April 2015, partly based on the Fundamentals of BPM textbook

Teaching Material in Spanish

• Diapositivas traducidas al Castellano y diapositivas adicionales cortesía de Manuel Resinas, Universidad de Sevilla:
  1. Introducción
  2. Modelado básico
  3. Modelado avanzado, parte 1
  4. Modelado avanzado, parte 2
  5. Indicadores de rendimiento
  6. Análisis cuantitativo
  7. Monitoreo y cuadros de mando
  8. Rediseño de procesos
  9. Automatizacion de procesos, parte 1
  10. Automatizacion de procesos, parte 2
  11. Automatizacion de procesos, parte 3
• Apuntes del curso de gestión de procesos de negocio de Gonzalo Rodrigo Zúñiga Lara, basado en el libro de Fundamentos de Gestión de Procesos de Negocio.
• Fundamentos de gestión de procesos de negocio – Curso dictado por Marlon Dumas, Nov. 2013
  1. 1. Introducción
     2. Identificación de procesos
     3. Modelado de procesos
     4. Análisis y rediseño de procesos 

Teaching Material in German

Folien für 12 Kapitel der deutschen Übersetzung des Buchs stehen hier zum Download bereit.