ALM / QualityCenter 11 - HP Test PDF
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ALM / QualityCenter 11 Overview BPM Notation ALM BPM -> Requirement ALM BPM –> Requirement -> Test Case ALM BPM -> Test Case ALM Test Case -> Test Set ALM Test Execution -> Defect ALM Report BPM Business Process Modeling Notation is a graphical notation that describes the logic of the Business process steps. This notation has been especially designed to coordinate the sequence of the processes and the messages that flow between the participants of the different activities. The XML Process Definition Language (XPDL) is a format standardized by the Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC) to interchange business process definitions between different workflow products, i.e. between different modeling tools and management suites. XPDL defines an XML schema for specifying the declarative part of workflow / business process. ALM 11 BPM support import in XPDL (and XML) format BPM Notation Activities [Rounded rectangles] Task • A task is a simple activity which is used when the work performed within the process is not defined at a more detailed level. BPMN defines different types of tasks: Sub-process BPM notation Gateways [diamonds] • Gateways are elements used to control divergence and convergence of the flow. (Split and Merge) Data-Based Exclusive Gateway Event-Based Exclusive GatewayParallel Gateway Inclusive Gateway Complex Gateway BPM notation Events [circles] • Events represent something that happens or may happen during the course of a process. These Events affect the flow of the Process and usually have a cause or an impact and there are 3 types of events based on how the process flow is affected. Start Events Intermediate Events End Events BPM notation Swimlanes Pool • A pool is a container of a single process. • The name of the pool can be considered as the name of the process. • There is always at least one Pool. Lane • A lane is a subdivision of a pool • Represents a role or an organizational area. BPM notation Connecting Objects Sequence Flow • Is used to show the order that activities will be performed in a Process. • It is used to represent the sequence of the flow objects, where we find activities, gateways and events. BPM -> ALM If no tool is available within your company and you want to try working with BPM, try BizAgi (www.bizagi.com) See next 3 slides for details
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