Training
Learn BPMN the right way. Hands-on with a tool. Loads of exercises, both in class and post-class (with individualized help, certification of proficiency). 60-day license to Process Modeler for Visio included.
Available online and in 2-day public classes. Don’t be left behind. Upcoming public classes San Francisco July 1-2, DC September 23-24, New York November 4-5. Contact BPM Institute for pricing and registration.Have 10 or more students? Private 2-day classes delivered at your site, with same tool and post-class certification. Contact bruce (at) bpmessentials.com for pricing and details.
Many of the world’s top companies have sent their process modelers to this training, including:
Aetna
Argonne National Laboratory
BAE Systems
Bank of America
BearingPoint
Booz Allen Hamilton
Calpine
Charles Schwab
Citrix Systems
Cocal Cola Bottling
Cordys
Cox Communications
Deloitte & Touche
Delta Dental
DST Systems
Duke Energy
ECS
Fidelity Investments
Fifth Third Bank
First Data
Freddie Mac
Genesys Telecommunications
Harris
Intuit
Kaiser Permanente
L-3 Communications
Lombardi Software
Lufthansa
Merck
Microsoft
Mitre
Navistar
Oracle
Pricewaterhouse Coopers
QVC
Qwest
Scripps Networks
State Farm Insurance
State Street Bank Canada
Teleflora
Travelers
UBS
Unum
Valero Energy
Wells Fargo
Yum Brands
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