Business Processes by Project Model (tgbrg4560m000)

Use this session to build a business-process model by importing business processes from the repository. These business processes were initially created in the Business Processes (tgbrg5500m000) session.

Start the Business Processes by Project Model (tgbrg4160s000) session to display and maintain the business-process details.

Related topics

 

Current Phases
The value of this field depends on the selection you make in the Optimization Phases by Project Model (tgbrg4530m000) session. The selection serves as a filter for the number of business processes that are displayed in the current session.

Only those business processes are shown that are linked to the selected optimization phase or are not linked to any optimization phase at all.

Note

If you set all optimization phases as current, all available business processes are shown.

Use the Optimization Phases by Business Process (tgbrg4140m000) session to maintain phases by business processes.

Example
Business processOptimization phase
A, B1
A, B, and C2
A, D3

 

Based on this combination of business processes and optimization phases, the consequences for the current session are: If the value of the current field is 1, only business processes A and B are listed in the current session.

If the value of the current field is all, business processes A, B, C, and D are listed.

Current Version
The version you currently use to create and modify model items.
Model Type
No Help topic is associated with this item.
Project Model
A model that represents a specific organization.

. A project model is built from a library (repository) of the following model items:

  • business-control model
  • business-function model
  • business-process model
Project Model
The description or name of the project model.
Version
A group of model items that share some characteristics, such as the customer, owner, and effective date.
Version
The description or name of the version.
Seq.
A number that determines the sequence in which records are displayed in an overview session or list box.
Note

If a business process is added to a business model, the sequence number is automatically increased by one. This value can be overwritten.

Use the Expand Process Structure command and the Collapse Process Structure command to number the business processes in such a way that they indicate which subprocesses belong to which (main) process. For example, the subprocesses of (main) process 10 are numbered 11, 12, 13 ,and so on.

Proc.
A set of one or more activities and states that collectively realize a business objective.
Subpr
If this check box is selected, the business process is a so-called nested process. This means that the process is incorporated into another process. A subprocess is not shown at the top level of the process browser.
Note

For more information, see the Activity Type field in the Business Process Activities (tgbrg5122s000) session.

Description
The description or name of the business process.
Repository Help
If this check box is selected, repository Help is available.
Model Help
If this check box is selected, model-specific Help is available.

 

Business Process Editor...
If you click this button (or command), the Enterprise Modeler Editor is started so that you can view the selected business process or edit the model specific details.
View Repository Help
If you click this button (or command), the repository Help that is linked to the selected business process is displayed.
Edit Model Specific Help
If you click this button (or command), the Text Editor is started so that you can create model-specific Help.
View Model Specific Help
If you click this button (or command), the model-specific Help is displayed.
Link Phases to Business Process...
If you click this button (or command), the Optimization Phases by Business Process (tgbrg4140m000) session is started, which you can use to link one or more optimization phases to the selected business process.
Current Optimization Phases...
If you click this button (or command), the Optimization Phases by Project Model (tgbrg4530m000) session is started, which you can use to select an optimization phase(s) that will serve as the current optimization phase(s).
Expand Process Structure
If you click this button (or command), the subprocesses that are linked to the selected business process are displayed. If you do not select a business process, all subprocesses in the project model are displayed.
Collapse Process Structure
If you click this button (or command), the subprocesses are removed from the list. Select the Expand Process Structure command to view the subprocesses again.
Link Roles to Business Process...
If you click this button (or command), the Roles by Business Process by Business Model (tgbrg3540m000) session is started, which you can use to link one or more roles to the selected business process.
Business Process Browser ...
If you click this button (or command), the enterprise modeler browser is started, which graphically displays the selected business process. If you do not select a business processes, all business processes are displayed.

By means of the Enterprise modeler browser you can start the Enterprise Modeler Editor and view the details of business processes.

Transform B. Functions into B. Processes
If you click this button (or command), the Transform Function Model to Process Model by Project Model (tgbrg4200m000) session is started, which you can use to automatically incorporate relevant business processes from the repository into the current business model on the basis of transformation rules.
Import Range of Business Processes
If you click this button (or command), the Import Range of Business Processes (tgbrg3260m000) session is started, which you can use to import a range of business processes from the repository into the selected business model.
Set All Optimization Phases as Current
If you click this button (or command), all optimization phases are set as current.
Renumber Sequence
If you click this button (or command), the parameter sequence numbers are renumbered by a multiple of 10.