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1 Duración: 70 horas. Horario: Sabatino de 8:00 a 15:00 horas. Incluye: 1. Curso presencial de 70 horas. 2.- Material oficial de Oracle University (e-kit s) de los siguientes cursos: - Oracle BPM 11g Modeling - Oracle BPM 11g: Implement the Process Model Requisitos: Es Indispensable traer lap-top con las siguientes características: 1. Procesador: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 ó i7 Quad Core a 2.0 GHz o un procesador equivalente en Intel o AMD de cuatro núcleos. 2. Tipo de Sistema Operativo Windows 7 u 8 a 64 Bits. 3. Mínimo de memoria RAM: 12 GB. 4. Mínimo de espacio en Disco 150 GB disponibles.

2 Oracle BPM 11g Modeling Oracle BPM Methodology and the Oracle BPM Suite What Is Business Process Management? Introduction to the BPM Life Cycle The Oracle BPM Suite About Use Cases for the Oracle BPM Suite Overview of Course Case Study Modeling a Process Using Oracle Business Process Composer Getting Started with Oracle Business Process Composer Modeling a Process Saving a Private Copy of the Project Running Simulations What Are Simulations? Configuring and Running Simulations Using Business Process Composer Collaborating on BPM Projects Collaborating with Other Business Process Composer Users Collaborating with BPM Studio Users Documenting Business Processes Creating BPM Projects Based on Templates Using Additional BPMN Flow Objects How Information Is Handled About Tasks Discussing Gateways Discussing Events Discussing Subprocesses Creating Business Rules Explaining Business Rule Concepts Creating and Using Business Rules Creating Human Tasks Overview of Human Interaction in a Business Process Creating and Using Human Tasks in Business Process Composer Creating Task Forms Brief View of Implementing Human Tasks in BPM Studio

3 Playing the Process What is Process Player? Enabling Process Player Initiating Process Player About Process Player User Interface Mapping Users and Groups to Process Roles Playing the Process Creating Multiple Instances Participating in a Running Process Deploying a Project to BPM Run Time Overview of Business Process Workspace Participating in a Running Process Using Process Analytics Overview of Monitoring (Tools, Process, Possibilities) Built-In Metrics and Standard BPM Dashboards (Business Process Workspace) Custom Metrics and Custom BPM Dashboards (Business Process Workspace) Creating Real-Time Dashboards Using BAM Overview of Using BAM Configuring for BAM Monitoring Using BAM for Real-Time Reporting Customizing Business Rules Overview of Customizing Business Rules Editing Business Rules at Design Time Editing Deployed Business Rules at Run Time

4 Oracle BPM 11g: Implement the Process Model Overview of Oracle BPM Process Implementation Review of Oracle BPM Architecture Review of BPM Modeling Overview of the Development Environment: About Process Accelerators Introducing the SalesQuote Model A Collaboration: Developer and Process Analyst Collaborative Process Design: An Overview Introducing Process Composer Creating project templates for the Business Process Composer user Discussing the Developer's role in supporting the process analyst Using Business Objects Working with information in a process Explaining Data Objects and their scope About Data object types and their representation Describing Data mapping and association Creating a Business Object Declaring Process and Project Data Objects Defining business indicators Implementing User Tasks Overview of human tasks Creating a human task About Human task patterns Explaining Parameters and data association About Task forms Writing Expressions and Initializing Variables Introducing expressions About Simple expressions About XPath expressions About XSL transformations Discussing a more advanced XPath example Using expressions in conditional transitions

5 Building Web Forms in Business Process Composer Overview of Web Forms Introducing the Web Form Designer About the Development Approach Adding Components to a Web Form Customizing Components of a Web Form Adding Form Rules to a Web Form Implementing Business Rule Tasks Overview of Business Rule Discussing Rulesets and Bucketsets About Globals Creating business rules Testing business rules Defining Human Workflows Overview of Human workflow About Patterns Defining human workflows About Task options Defining and using parametric roles The ApproveDeal human workflow: An example Implementing Service Tasks Overview of Services and References Overview of Service Adapters Overview of Mediators and BPEL Services Creating a Service Task Overview of Events Overview of events More on Timer events More on Signal events Discussing the exclusive XOR Event Gateway

6 Controlling and Organizing the Process Flow Overview of Subprocesses About the embedded subprocess About the reusable subprocess About the event subprocess Interrupting or altering the process flow About Peer process communication About Interprocess communication Setting up an interprocess communication using Message events Handling Exceptions in the BPM Process Overview of Exception handling About System events and Business events Handling errors for an activity and a subprocess Handling errors at the process level Discussing Error events Error handling in a reusable subprocess Error handling in a called peer process Explaining Policy driven exception handling Developing the User Interface using ADF - An Introduction Overview of ADF Explaining some fundamentals of JSF About Task Forms and task flows Working with the ADF page editor Explaining UI Development and Deployment Using the Integrated WebLogic Server for UI development Working in parallel with a UI development team Managing code lines User Interface Options Making the Process UI your own - what are your options? Customizing the ADF Workspace Discussing Custom UIs and the APIs Creating an ADF Custom UI Creating a Non-ADF Custom UI (this is just a high level overview) About The Process Spaces Alternative Workspace

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Diplomado Certificación Duración: 250 horas. Horario: Sabatino de 8:00 a 15:00 horas. Incluye: 1. Curso presencial de 250 horas. 2.- Material oficial de Oracle University (e-kit s) de los siguientes cursos: