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Model Presentation
The ModelPresentation is an attempt to make it easier for the end-user to understand the meaning of the model when viewing it on the Web.
The ModelPresentation consists of a series of models or model parts shown in a sequence on the web. The sequence may include pictures, sound, video or text to explain the view of the model.
From the main settings, you can configure the scope of the presentation:
- Relevant for:
- Here you map the model that is subject to the presentation
- Content Selection:
- Here you select the content of the presentation (All revisions, Revisions across configurations, All language variants, Custom selection, Walkthrough)
Once the ModelPresentation is created and associated with e.g. a diagram in the “Relevant for”, the presentation becomes available on the web, as a tab in the classic view.
The presentation gives the user a standard set of “video control buttons”, so it is possible to jump forward, backward, stop the automatic sequencing of pictures and so on.
This example shows a definition of a ModelPresentation that fades through the all revisions of the BusinessProcessNetwork.
The custom selection is a selection of diffrent models, which can be shown in the model presententer in relation to content selected in the “Relevant for”:
Another example of a ModelPresentation is the illustrated walkthrough of a diagram. Here it is a CustomerJourneyMap that shows the journey of a persona interacting with our enterprise. Each interaction is illustrated by a TouchPoint, and the ModelPresentation includes real life explanation, photos, etc. to illustrate the journey.
As illustrated in the example above with the customer journey, it is possible to show pictures and video associated to the object.
You can specify what attributes should be shown where in the “Attributes” tab.
You specify the layout of the presenter on the “Layout” tab.
Mission
The overall purpose or objective of an organization, project, or initiative.
The mission describes the fundamental reason for the existence of the organization and provides guidance for decision-making and direction for planning and actions. It usually reflects the values and aspirations of the organization and serves as a reference point for stakeholders to understand the goals and objectives of the organization.
Milestone
In a work model, a “Milestone” symbol is used to represent a significant point or achievement in a project or process. A milestone is a way to track progress and measure success in achieving a particular goal or objective.
Milestones can be used in different ways within a work model. For example, they can be used to mark the completion of a major phase or task in a project, the achievement of a specific deliverable, or the attainment of a particular performance target. Milestones can also be used to identify critical points in a process or project, such as the point where a decision must be made or a resource must be allocated.
Method
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Message Flow
Message flow in a diagram refers to the exchange of messages or information between different components or entities within a system. A message can be any type of information, such as data, requests, commands, or responses.
For example, in a system where a customer places an order for a product on a website, the message flow might be illustrated through a line connecting the customer and the website to represent the submission of the order. The message flow might then continue with a line connecting the website and the warehouse to represent the order fulfillment process.
Message BPMN
In a Business Process Diagram, the “Message” symbol represents the exchange of information or communication between two or more elements of the process. It is depicted as an envelope.
The Message symbol can be used to show communication between different parts of a process, such as between activities or between different lanes or pools. It can also be used to show communication between different processes or systems.
Message
the “Message” symbol represents the exchange of information or communication between two or more elements of the process. It is depicted as an envelope.
Merge Node
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Menu Item
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