Anti-Patterns : "Patterns that are a recipe for disaster"

Dear Community Members,

We’d like to invite you to the first Meetup of the Camunda User Group Delhi on Wednesday, April 6th. | 6:00 PM IST (GMT +5:30).

In this first session, Nele Uhlemann, Developer Advocate with Camunda, will tell us about the most common anti-patterns with BPMN and most importantly she will share how to avoid them. Don’t miss the chance to attend and step up your modeling skills.

Zoom Link:
https://filvc.zoom.us/j/95823990596?pwd=SENGV0JEYUN1Q3l6OWZ3bTRzZGRPZz09&from=addon

Agenda:
06.00 PM - Welcome and Introduction
06.10 PM - Anti-Pattern (Nele Uhlemann)
06.55 PM - QA
07.05 PM - Short Quiz
07.20 PM - Announcements (Maria Alcantara)
07.25 PM - Closing

Abstract:
Is this art or a process? In automation with Camunda, we sometimes encounter wild BPMN creations. They can be executed and add something artistic to the whole area around process automation. Rarely do those process models make everyone involved in process management happy. In the talk, I will present some of the most commonly seen anti-patterns with BPMN and explain how to avoid them. Good automation starts with a good process model. However, you can also stumble over technical details during implementation. Therefore, the second part of the presentation focuses on pitfalls when implementing processes with Camunda Platform. In the end, everyone will have enough samples and templates to create their own disaster with BPMN - or to know how to prevent one.

Speaker Profile:
Nele Uhlemann is a Developer Advocate at Camunda. Her passion is helping the open source community use and understand Camunda’s technologies and build a bridge between multiple stakeholders that are involved when building Software. She is a process nerd and loves to leverage the full potential of the executable modeling language BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation) to make the life of Software Developers easier and to gain more transparency in Software Development.

Don’t miss out on an opportunity to network, learn and share your experience with the community. Limited spots available, RSVP today!

Looking forward to meeting you on Wednesday, April 06, 2022.

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