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This tutorial describes how to model and simulate a business process using Oracle Business Process Management 11g. You see a demonstration of modeling using Oracle Business Process Composer, a simple web-based tool, as well as BPM Studio, a tool used to share process models with Developers. You also see how to use BPM Studio to run simulations—what-if scenarios—so you know how the process will behave under specific circumstances and you can optimize the process before going live.

This tutorial describes what’s involved in implementing a business process using Oracle Business Process Management 11g. You learn the steps in implementing three kinds of activities: business rule tasks, user tasks, and service tasks. You also see a demonstration of implementing a simple user task.

This tutorial describes what it is like to participate as an end user in a running process using Oracle Business Process Management 11g. After a brief review of the flow of the sample Sales Quote process, you see a demonstration of entering and approving sales quotes in a running process. You also learn what features Business Process Workspace offers to perform tasks, track processes, and monitor process performance.

This tutorial describes how to monitor a business process to ensure business goals are met. Oracle BPM provides two tools for this purpose: Business Process Workspace, and Oracle BAM. You learn the features of each of these tools, including how to set up alerts and configure the software to take corrective action automatically.

This tutorial describes how to use Oracle BPM 11g to design business rules during development and to customize them at run time, once a process has been deployed.

This series of 4 short tutorials covers the essentials of using Oracle BPM 11g to model and simulate, implement, participate in, and monitor a business process.