Declan Chellar

Here's the fourth in my short video tutorials for those who are new to process modelling. BPMN 2.0: Events youtu.be/qS2Z9rWOUWw #bpmn #processmodeling #processmodelling #processmodel

Here's the third in my short video tutorials for those who are new to process modelling: BPMN 2.0: Pools and Lanes youtu.be/JK21Cw41lPE #ProcessModel #ProcessModelling #ProcessModeling #BPMN

Here's the second in my short video tutorials for those who are new to process modelling: BPMN 2.0: What is it? Why use it? youtu.be/ieDlKvrfPms #ProcessModel #ProcessModelling #ProcessModeling #BPMN

Do you know anyone who is new to process modelling or has been modelling for a while but without formal training? I've created a YouTube channel where I'll be uploading short tutorials. Here's the first: youtu.be/DcLAZfNRSk4 #ProcessModel #ProcessModelling #ProcessModeling

...Rules might contradict each other or even be missing and they won’t know because they have no way of validating them before they automate them in software. So computer ends up saying “No” when it should say “Yes, simply because people are not trained to articulate complexity.

In the 80s, I wrote a thesis titled "Greek Infantry and Cavalry with Special Reference to the 5th Century BC". My supervisor, Professor Richmond, died this year and I posted this comment on the death notice on Facebook. I use the skills he instilled in me in my work today.

I have rarely been on a project where they don't point at a physical database design when I ask about the logical data model (and then look nonplussed when I say I want to see a technology-agnostic model). Not even Google gets it when you search for "logical data modeling tools".