posted Nov 10, 2011 12:45 AM by Tomislav Rozman
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We are announcing a new project, which has started on 1. Oct. 2011: HEI-UP (Improvement of Business Process Management in Higher Education institutions).
Partners: - IMC Fachhochschule Krems, Austria (Applicant partner)
- BICERO, Business Informatics Center Rozman Ltd., Slovenia (partner, idea)
- DOBA Faculty of Applied Business and Social Studies Maribor, Slovenia (partner)
- I.S.C.N. International Software Consulting Network LTD (partner)
- Vakaru Lietuvos verslo kolegija, Lithuania (partner)
- SZCZECINSKA SZKOLA WYZSZA COLLEGIUM BALTICUM, Poland (partner)
- American University in Bulgaria, Bulgaria (partner)
Planned results:
Main results of this project will be: analyses of current state of BPM (Business Process Management) practices in HEIs (Higher Education Institutions), a set of BPM projects case studies - transferred from ENTs to HEIs, a BPM framework for HEIs, a new course unit for Certified Business Process Manager course, educated HEI management staff, consortium which gathers ENTs/HEIs from the field of BPM.
This 2 year project has been funded with support from the European Commission (programme LifeLong Learning - action Erasmus Multilateral). This publication [info page] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. |
posted Sep 13, 2011 3:39 AM by Tomislav Rozman
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updated Sep 13, 2011 3:48 AM
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Intermediate results of our project Certified Business Process Manager will be presented during the "EUCert days" conference, which will take place from 22. - 23. 09. 2011 at the Politehnica University of Timişoara, Romania.
The EUCert Days illustrate success stories from existing ECQA professions and disseminate new professions (which entered the pool in 2010/11). |
posted Jun 24, 2011 4:07 AM by Tomislav Rozman
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updated Jun 24, 2011 5:51 AM
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Train the trainers event
of the ECQA Certified Business Process Manager course according to new
SkillCard structure (first version) was succesfully performed on 20.-22. Jun. 2011 in Maribor, Slovenia.
Future
trainers from partner organizations (proHuman, ISCN, UPT and DENKSTAT
RO) gained insight into learning materials content, which will be
updated and transferred to Romania.
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posted Jun 11, 2011 12:18 PM by Tomislav Rozman
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updated Jun 11, 2011 12:26 PM
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First pilot training of ECQA Certified Business Process Manager course according to new SkillCard structure (first version) was succesfully performed on 9. and 10. Jun. 2011 at DOBA Faculty of Applied Business and Social Studies Maribor.
Participants' opinions about each learning Unit/Element were gathered and will be incorporated in new version of course materials. Thank to all participants from various Slovenian companies who actively participated and evaluated the course.
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posted Jun 6, 2011 11:41 AM by Tomislav Rozman
Join us on the conference MakeLearn 2011, which will be held on 22.-24. Jun. 2011 in Celje, Slovenia.
Join us on our two presentations:
- "BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATIONS OVERVIEW AND TRANSFER OF INNOVATION" (Rozman T., Vajde Horvat R., Draghici A.), where the comparison of most infuental BPM certifications will be presented, such as OCEB, ABPMP, and of course the upcomming ECQA Business Process Manager certification
- "ECQA SUPPORT FOR BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGER TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION"(Draghici A., Draghici G., Rozman T., Vajde Horvat R.), where the skillcard and certification system for Business Process Managers will be presented.
See you on the conference! |
posted May 19, 2011 5:26 AM by Tomislav Rozman
Motivation
Do you want to actively participate in designing a new ECQA certified course "Certified Business Process Manager"?
 This pilot training »Business Process Management (Upravljanje poslovnih procesov)« is a part of EU Lifelong learning project - Transfer of innovation »CertiBPM (2010-1-RO1-LEO05-07445)«. One of the results of this project is to adapt and upgrade existing Slovenian course (BPM) to ECQA certification scheme, unify the content and prepare it to the transfer to Romania.
During the workshop, the participants will actively express their opinions about the understandability and relevance of the existing course.
Participants will receive knowledge how to successfully manage business processes in their organization. This includes process identification, modelling, simulating, project management and IT related topics.
Target group
Managers, CIOs, COOs, BPM practitioners (entry level), everyone who wants to better organize work of their organization
Date & time
9. Jun 15.30 - 18.00 & 10. Jun 9.00 – 14.00
Venue
DOBA, Faculty of Applied Business and Social studies Maribor, Slovenia
Agenda
Unit 0 : Informative package
0.1. Introduction
0.2. BPM certifications
0.3. References
Unit 1 : Process oriented management
1.1. Management systems
1.2. Managing BPM projects
1.3. BPMN and modelling (Business Process Modelling Notation)
1.4. Documenting business processes
1.5. Simulation and analysis
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Unit 2 : BPM and information technologies
2.1. Choosing your BPM platform
2.2. BPM tools
2.3. Enterprise Architecture, BPM and IT integrations
Unit 3 : BPM: human aspects, frameworks and standards
3.1. Human factors and BPM
3.2. Motivating people for a change
3.3. BPM models, frameworks and standards |
Contact
Conference original web page
Andrea Kostanjevec, conference coordinator
Tel.: ++386 (0)2 228 38 97
E-mail: andrea.kostanjevec@doba.si
Application form
Please visit
http://www.fakulteta.doba.si/konferenca_2011/e-prijava |
posted Feb 15, 2011 2:41 AM by Tomislav Rozman
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updated Mar 17, 2011 2:07 AM
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A new EU project CertiBPM has been kicked off on 31.1.2011-1.2.2011 in Timisoara, Romania.
This 2 year project has been funded with support from the European Commission (programme LifeLong Learning - action Leonardo da Vinci - Transfer of Innovation). This publication [info page] reflects the views only of the consortium, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. |
posted Jan 4, 2011 2:11 AM by Tomislav Rozman
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updated Jan 4, 2011 2:36 AM
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We are looking for reliable and responsive project partners for joint application for EU projects. We prefer (but not limited to) Lifelong learning programme, Leonardo da Vinci actions.
Types of organizations: HEIs (Higher education institutions), Vocational training providers, Adult education providers, Institutes, Enterprises.
Looking for partners who can provide any of the following activities: course disseminations, organization of events, joint course development, field research, software development.
Our core activities and expert services include BPM (Business Process Management), project management, information technologies, software design and education.
Yes, I'm interested --> Contact us, but not later than 25.1.2011 for Y2011 applications, please. |
posted Dec 27, 2010 7:21 AM by Tomislav Rozman
We'd like to present you short info of our latest project (CertiBPM - Certified Business Process Manager), which officially started on 3.12.2010. Short info page is available at: http://www.bicero.com/projects/certibpm
The goal of the project is the transfer of the BPM knowledge to Romaia. More info will be published as the project develops.
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posted Dec 10, 2010 7:09 AM by Tomislav Rozman
Attendees, mostly from industry, gained the knowledge about: -managing companies using the process based approach, -most common pitfalls in BPM projects, -process modelling using BPMN notation, -simulations and execution of process models, -newest BPM software platforms, -standards and process frameworks BMM (Business Motivation Model), BPMM(Business Process Maturity Model), APQC, SCOR, VRM, Balanced Scorecard, Sarbanes-Oxley, Six-sigma, COBIT, Basel-2,... -certification system OMG OCEB (OMG Certified Expert in BPM) and others
Results and examples, which were created by trainees are directly usable at their everyday work (company and process description document, simulation example).
Most important, attendees shared their experiences with each other, which is the added-value of such workshops. |
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