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1. We want to model a process with concurring instances. What all solutions have in common?
a. Multiple credit checks of a customer are running at the same time. b. The total number of credit checks performed don’t influences the result of the check. c. Every new instance needs to check for concurring instances on the data level before starting the actual credit check. d. It is not possible to perform more than one credit check.
2. What is the easiest and most compact way to model the interactions between different instances?
a. The signal event b. The dependencies between different instances c. Creating a process flow d. Modeling different scenarios
3. In which example we do not need any communication between instances?
a. Solution with message Event b. Solution with Signal Event c. Solution with Timer and Loop d. Modelling Scenario
4. For a request, when you need two approvals , how is the best way to do that?
a. We can use separate pools for the process engine, for the 1st Approver and 2nd Approver. This way we can clearly define who is in control of which process. b. We can use the same pool for the process engine, for the 1st Approver and 2nd Approver c. There is not a best way to do it. d. It is not possible to have two approvals.
5. Why our ability to model data-related connection is very limited in BPMN?
a. Because it is difficult to make a distinction between the different models b. Because BPMN is focused on control flow rather than on data flow. c. Because the processes can be mixed d. Working on data-related connection is not possible.
6. What are good recommendations for name convention in BPMN?
a. Tasks don`t need to be labelled. b. The processes don`t need necessarily to be labelled. c. The process (pool) itself should also always be labelled. This label should indicate the name of the process and the role that is performing it.
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