MITS5507 Business Process Management: Creating an Event Process Chain

This document presents a solution to a Business Process Management assignment, specifically focusing on the creation of an Event Process Chain (EPC) diagram. The assignment, designated as MITS5507, requires the construction of an EPC diagram using Signavio, a business process modeling tool. The solution includes the EPC diagram itself, which visually represents a business process workflow, identifying organizational units and actors responsible for each task. The bibliography references academic sources related to EPC modeling and its applications in business process management. Desklib is a platform where students can find such solved assignments and study tools.

Running head: BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT
Event Process Chain Diagram
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EPC Diagram
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