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Business Process Elements: Choreographies

Design Elements: Choreographies

Modeling Choreograpies provides the possibility to sum up communication across participation borders.

ConceptDraw has 142 vector stencils in the 8 libraries that helps you to start using software for designing own Business Process Diagrams.

Use Choreographies library with 28 objects from BPMN. A Choreography-Task represents an interaction between two process participants. The Choreography-Subprocess consists of Choreography-Tasks which involve two process participants. Choreography-Models consist of Choreography-Tasks and -Subprocesses alongside with most common BPMN elements (especially Gateways and Events).

Business Process Elements: Choreographies *

Choreographies library from Business Process Diagram solution provides 28 vector stencils for design elements of Choreography model.

Use the Choreographies library to visualize global interactions and dependencies between participants of business process on your BPMN 2.0 diagram.

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