Business Process Analyst - Instructor Award for Educators 2016 - Badge
Name
Business Process Analyst - Instructor Award for Educators 2016.
Issuer
IBM.
Description
This badge earner has delivered the program course on identifying key performance indicators (KPI) and applying business process and change management concepts to help achieve objectives; using IBM Blueworks. This individual has been able to teach an understanding of topics such as process analysis and improvement; BPMN; change management; priority matrix; managing upstream & downstream impacts; and KPIs.
Badge Criteria
What it takes to earn this badge:
- Must be a faculty member of a Higher Education Institution which has or is implementing the IBM Skills Academy Program.
- Teaching of Module I - Business Process Overview: Covering Business Process Overview Trends Case Studies and Understanding the Business Process.
- Teaching of Module II – Business Process Analyst Foundations: Covering Business Process Management (BPM) building blocks ganization and process the BPM lifecycle and components BPM essentials and value proposition BPM strategies and IBM Business Process Manager features and components.
- Teaching of Module III - Business Process Analyst: Covering Introduction to BPM and its benefits BPM hierarchy and the four business principles Process driven culture its components and imptance Bluewks Live interface Process Modeling Create and modify process models with the IBM Process Designer Playback 0 validation goals and requirements and Creating Business Process Definition (BPD) from the process.
- Deliver training to minimum 15 university students.
- Have at least 60% of total students pass the final test.
- Receive the Mastery Award f Educats 2016.
Tags
Skills indicated by the badge
Business Process Management|Business Strategy|Blueworks Live|Business Process Model|Notation|BPM Analysis|BPM Methodology|Process Value Add Analysis|Priority Matrix|To-be Analysis|Key Performance Indicators|Playback Zero|Process Optmizer|Project Development|Hiring Requisition|Flow Objects|Nested Process