1. MIS 325 PSCJ

2. CASE STUDY Using UML diagrams model business processes for a medium-sized enterprise whose main business is the development and support of new products and services. The business processes are divided into the following four groups: Technical: describes all processes associated with development and engineering activities within the organization Enterprise: describes all the processes that apply across the whole organization Project: describes all processes associated with management and support within the organization Agreement: describes all processes that relate to the customer-supplier relationships

3. Process structure view

4. Breakdown of the Project process group

5. Process content view for Enterprise process group

6. Process content view for Enterprise with emphasis on Personnel

7. Process content view for the Technical process group with an emphasis on Training processes

8. Process content view for the Technical process group with an emphasis on Product Development

9. Process content view for the Technical process group with an emphasis on Maintenance processes

10. Process content view for the Project process group with an emphasis on Management processes

11. Process content view for the Project process group with an emphasis on Support processes

12. Process content view for the Agreement process group

13. Stakeholder view with an emphasis on Customer

14. Stakeholder view with an emphasis on External

15. Stakeholder view with an emphasis on Supplier

16. Requirements view for invoice-related processes

17. Instance view for invoice-related processes

18. Information view for the Course set-up process artefacts