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An Introduction to
Process Simulations
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| Course Title : Intensive Workshop in Process Simulation using iGrafx Professional and Process
Duration : 1 Day
Pricing : Basic - 1 person $750, 2 people $850 for both (see pricing page for full details)
Pre-requisites : Introduction to Windows or equivalent experience.
For Whom: The course is intended for people who prepare process maps, investigate ways to enhance business procedures and who run simulations to see the effect on a process of changing conditions.
Course Objectives: At the conclusion of the training participants will be able to -
- Create process maps
- Format the shapes to suit specific needs
- Assign resources to processes
- Run processes over multiple departments
- Set transaction attributes
- Define monitors for the process simulation
- iGrafx Process only:
- Generate a process simulation run
- Generate reports on the transactions, resources and activities
- Generate charts to enhance the reports
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COURSE OUTLINE
Process Simulation - 1 Day Intensive Workshop
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Overiew of Process Maps
- Drawing Symbols
- Drawing Lines to Connect Symbols
- Adding Text & Departments
- Creating Easy Graphics
Working With Symbols and Lines
- Adding Symbols to the Toolbar
- Symbols From Other Applications
- Changing the Border and Fill Format
- Symbols to Cross Departments
- Lines and Line Routing
- Changing the Line and Arrow Format
- Moving Connection Lines
Working with Layout
- Process Map Format
- Line Intersections and Skips
- Connectors
- Activity Numbering
- Fields
- Aligning Symbols and Using the Grid
- Creating Headers and Footers
- Printing
- Using Custom Templates
Working with Text
- Editing Text
- Fonts and Text Style
- Alignment and Rotation
Process Modelling
- Inputs
- Joining & Batching
- Queue Methods & Wait Time
- Start Points
- Groups
- Assigning & Scheduling Resources
- Overtime & Resources Waiting
- Attributes & Work
- Process
- Delay
- Decisions & Outputs
- Splitting and Stopping Processes
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Tables
- Creating a Table
- Connecting Symbols in Tables
- Moving, Copying, and Deleting Cells
Describing Model Behaviour
- Transaction Attributes
- Setting a Priority on a Transaction
- Setting a Preempt on a Transaction
- Defining Types
- Using Expressions
- Adding Operators to Expressions
- Sy stem-Defined Functions
- Custom Functions
Running a Simulation
- Simulation Time
- Snapshots & Generators
- Resources & Resource Pools
- Running the Simulation
- Schedules & Multiple Scenarios
- Transactions and Attributes in the Trace Window
- Using Pause Points
Using Multiple Processes
- Process Hierarchy
- Concurrent Processes
- Subprocesses
Using Monitors
- Defining Monitors
- Locating Monitors
- Deleting or Removing Monitors
Report Results
- Structure
- Filters
- Transaction, Act. & Resource Stats
- Creating Custom Statistics
- Cross-Department Statistics
- Creating Graphs
- Standard Graphs
- Gantt chart
- Statistical Charts
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