To teach participants to think in terms of processes and digital transformation — to see not just tasks, but value creation flows, optimize them, and automate using modern technologies such as BPMN, RPA, API integrations, and AI solutions. After completing the course, teams will be able to initiate and implement automation within their departments and measure its business impact.
Learning Format
Online / practical course
Practical cases, workshops, interactive sessions
Participant support via a private chat during the course
Many companies have chaotic, undocumented, or disconnected business processes. As a result, employees waste time on routine tasks, data is duplicated across systems, and automation happens sporadically without measurable results.
This course helps establish a systematic approach to process management and automation — from modeling and analysis to the implementation of RPA, AI, and system integrations.
You will learn to see processes as value creation flows, optimize them, and initiate automation within your department, making digital transformation measurable and effective.
Program of the course "Business process automation"
1
What a process is and how it differs from a function
The business process in the context of company strategy
Types of processes: operational, management, support
Stages of the process life cycle: AS-IS → TO-BE → automation
Digital transformation as a result of process thinking
Practical session: mapping the main processes of your company
2
Purpose of BPMN: visualization of process logic
Main BPMN elements: events, actions, gateways, flows, pools
How to describe data and decision flows
Modeling tools: Bizagi, Draw.io, Miro
Common mistakes when creating models
Practical session: building the process “Request Approval” in BPMN
3
How to evaluate process efficiency
Lean: 8 types of waste
Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
Using process metrics (KPI, SLA, Cycle Time, Cost per Task)
How to prepare a process for automation
Practical session: creating a VSM for a company process
4
Types of automation: rule-based, integration-based, AI-driven
Low-code / No-code platforms: Power Automate, Make, AppSheet
When RPA is needed and when API integration is better
Criteria for selecting processes for automation
Practical session: assessing complexity and benefits for 3 processes (ROI matrix)