Connection and connection type
A connection is the graphic representation of a relationship between two in a . Each connection is assigned to a connection type. Connection types characterize the type of relationships between two object types. Two connection types are available in PPM. The executes connection type between organizational units and functions and the follows connection type between events and functions.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a .
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
A model is the graphic representation of a process, an organizational structure, etc. using objects and connections. Each model is assigned to a model type. Model types characterize the type of models. The event-driven process chain (EPC) model type is available in PPM. It is used for the graphic representation of process instances.
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.
An object is the graphic representation of statuses, activities, organizational elements, etc. in a model.
Each object is assigned to an object type. Object types characterize the types of objects. In PPM, the event, function, organizational unit, and rule object types are available.
Objects are linked to each another by connections. For each object type, the connection types by which it can be linked to other object types are defined.