Visualization of business processes in BPMN is among strongest features available in recent releases of SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio and SAP Solution Manager. Graphical design of new processes and compact visual representation of existing processes significantly simplify user perception of all complexities behind versatile SAP system landscape.
However, direct access to these impressive architectural innovations still demand substantial experience in SAP, relevant education and skills. It might impact the speed and quality of workflow adoption across organizations implementing modern SAP solutions. On another hand, wide process awareness is known as a key factor of success in digital transformation of enterprises.
Microsoft Visio and SharePoint serve as an ideal platform to instantly boost process collaboration across an organization, evangelize benefits of process management to all users, radically decrease learning curves and instantly improve process efficiency due to amplified visual perception of corporate business models and behavioral patterns.
Enterprise Composer and Enterprise Explorer ensure smooth, elegant and affordable discovery, systematization, aggregation, publication and reporting on SAP business processes for organizations of any size in a familiar and widely spread environment of Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visio and SharePoint, both on premise and in Microsoft Cloud.
There always exists a discrepancy between a model of business process, however well designed and accurate, and real execution of this process in a business environment. The reason for this gap is an unforeseen depth and hidden details inherent to any real process. Real business model of organization is ultimately unlimited in its depth. Going from highest management levels, it descends to individual departments, client relations, production units, technical code of equipment and controllers etc. In vast majority of cases, it is impossible and senseless to build a complete model covering all and every fine detail of the business. Omitted lower layers of the model create (pseudo) random fluctuations during execution of the model. Real execution paths of a process never follow its model exactly. However, in case of the correct model, we can expect to see that an ensemble of execution paths statistically converges to the model as to its average path over a significant set of observation...
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