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EPC IT Solutions are very popular now for drawing various EPC diagrams which are widely used for modeling and analyzing the business processes. ConceptDraw DIAGRAM software is not exception and provides the powerful Event-driven Process Chain Diagrams EPC solution from the Business Processes Area.

EPC is an ordered graph of events and functions that allows alternative and parallel execution of processes owing to use of connectors and logical operators OR, AND, XOR.

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Example 1. EPC IT Solutions - ConceptDraw DIAGRAM /p>

Event-driven Process Chain Diagrams EPC Solution provides a variety of ready-to-use vector shapes grouped in EPC Diagrams library. They are useful for quickly creating the EPC diagram and not require the professional artistic abilities.

Event-driven Process Chain Diagrams EPC Solution in ConceptDraw STORE

Example 2. Event-driven Process Chain Diagrams EPC Solution in ConceptDraw STORE

Another way of drawing any EPC diagram in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM is to use as the base the predesigned template or sample. The whole collection of them is available from ConceptDraw STORE.

EPC Diagram Template

Example 3. EPC Diagram Template

The sample and template you see on this page were created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Event-driven Process Chain Diagrams EPC Solution for ConceptDraw DIAGRAM They successfully demonstrate solution's capabilities and professional results you can achieve, and are available from ConceptDraw STORE.

Use the EPC IT Solutions for fast and easy creating the EPC diagrams of any complexity, and then successfully use them in your work activity.

All source documents are vector graphic documents. They are available for reviewing, modifying, or converting to a variety of formats (PDF file, MS PowerPoint, MS Visio, and many other graphic formats) from the ConceptDraw STORE. The Event-driven Process Chain Diagrams EPC Solution is available for all ConceptDraw DIAGRAM or later users.






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A flowchart is a powerful tool for examining processes. It helps improving processes a lot, as it becomes much easier to communicate between involved people, to identify potential problems and to optimize workflow. There are flowcharts of different shapes, sizes and types of flowchart vary from quite basic process flowcharts to complex program flowcharts. Nevertheless, all these diagrams use the same set of special symbols like arrows to connect blocks, parallelogram to show data receiving or rectangles for showing process steps. Basic flowcharts are used to represent a simple process algorithm. A basic flowchart notation consists of rectangles (business processes), arrows (the flow of information, documents, etc.). The same notation is used in items such as the "decision", which allow you to do the branching. To indicate the start of the entire business process and its termination can be used the "Terminator" element. The advantages of Basic Flowchart are simplicity and clarity. With it you can quickly describe the business process steps. Creating of Basic Flowchart does not require any special knowledge, as easily understand by employees with different levels of education and IQ.Types of Flowchart - Overview *
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An event-driven process chain diagram is a flowchart used in business process analysis. It evolved from Architecture of Integrated Information Systems (ARIS) and utilised in the business process improvement and analysis. It is also used to facilitate enterprise resource planning. An EPC diagram is a complex flowchart that shows different business processes through various workflows. The workflows are seen as functions and events that are connected by different teams or people, as well as tasks that allow business processes to be executed. ConceptDraw DIAGRAM is a software for making EPC diagrams that allows managers visually present business process models for making decisions for business.How to Draw EPC Diagram Quickly *
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