I am looking for some reference architecture for Aris framework design done for Agile transformation projects typically in automotive or manufacturing unit. It would be of huge help if any of you can share a few examples (Samples on depicting Agile Implementation of processes through ARIS)
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Hi,
as @Veronika Ellermann I am also not sure what you ask for.
One interpretation as @Veronika Ellermann already mentioned would be a set of BPMN or EPC diagrams illustrating an agile process (i.e. Scrum)
Another interpretation would be: How to design, optimize & adapt and illustrate processes in an agile manner.
Or is it something else you ask for?1
As a sidenote: Do you want to go with BPMN or with EPC?
/Carsten
PS I wrote "design, optimize & adapt" by intention, because agile is not project but product driven.
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Any agile process samples would be helpful in understandingand act as a referenece
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Hi,
can you specify what you are looking for? I don't quite understand what you need.
Is it e.g. just a diagram of an agile process?Best,
Veronika
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Best reply
Hi,
as @Veronika Ellermann I am also not sure what you ask for.
One interpretation as @Veronika Ellermann already mentioned would be a set of BPMN or EPC diagrams illustrating an agile process (i.e. Scrum)
Another interpretation would be: How to design, optimize & adapt and illustrate processes in an agile manner.
Or is it something else you ask for?1
As a sidenote: Do you want to go with BPMN or with EPC?
/Carsten
PS I wrote "design, optimize & adapt" by intention, because agile is not project but product driven.
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Hi,
as @Veronika Ellermann I am also not sure what you ask for.
One interpretation as @Veronika Ellermann already mentioned would be a set of BPMN or EPC diagrams illustrating an agile process (i.e. Scrum)
Another interpretation would be: How to design, optimize & adapt and illustrate processes in an agile manner.
Or is it something else you ask for?1
As a sidenote: Do you want to go with BPMN or with EPC?
/Carsten
PS I wrote "design, optimize & adapt" by intention, because agile is not project but product driven.