MITS5507 - Business Process Management: EPC Diagram for Case Study

This document presents a completed Event Process Chain (EPC) diagram assignment for the MITS5507 Business Process Management course. The assignment required the student to create an EPC diagram using Signavio, a process modeling tool, based on a provided case study. The EPC diagram visualizes the workflow of a business process, identifying organizational units, actors, and their responsibilities for each task. The solution includes the EPC diagram and a bibliography of relevant academic sources. This assignment is a preliminary exercise before utilizing BPMN 2.0 in a later group project. The goal is to demonstrate understanding of process modeling and analysis, which is crucial for business process improvement and resource planning. The document is a valuable resource for students studying business process management, offering insights into practical application of EPC diagrams.

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Event Process Chain Diagram
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