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Hi, short question... I want to create my processmodel in different levels and be able to drilldown, first level (highest) consists of only 3 processess for example 1. Ordermanagement 2. Production 3. Delivery Then i want to be able to doubleclick or navigate from Process ordermanagement to the subprocesses of this for example 1.1 Incoming order 1.2 Availability Check 1.3 Invoice creation 1.4 etc... and then be able to drilldown for production 2.1 Resource allocation 2.2 etc... In the end when i have drilled down really low I reach the task level and can see every individual task with their attributes. Is this possible and how??? I also need to be able to link the Process model to an org. Chart and perhaps systemlandscape... is this also possible in aris express. I know you can create them separately but can you link them in some way? Thanks for your assistance.

by Jeff Hales
Posted on Wed, 07/14/2010 - 21:21

Has it been determined if this can be done?

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by Sven T Author
Posted on Thu, 07/15/2010 - 08:34

No it has not , still waiting for an answer...

 

/Sven

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by Frank Weyand
Posted on Thu, 07/15/2010 - 09:00

Hi,

you can maintain the link attribute of an object to refer to another model.

See our help page or point 1 in my article.

Doing this in Express has two drawbacks:

  1. You need to maintain absolute paths
  2. Express does not provide reusage of objects via different models

If you plan to create a complete process landscape whith all analysis features, reports etc, I strongly recommend to use our professional tools ARIS Business Architect and Designer.

Bye,

Frank

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by Sven T Author
Posted on Thu, 07/15/2010 - 15:00

In reply to by dandana

Ok, What is the main difference between the 2 designer and Architect, I am also a SAP user...?

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by Frank Weyand
Posted on Thu, 07/15/2010 - 15:08

Hi,

I'd like to encourage you to use the Search functionality of this community ;-)

Here is some information for you:

This could be very helpfull for you: our colleague Rune presents an online course about that.

In addition, here are two thread about the differences:

http://www.ariscommunity.com/users/andrepierard/2010-03-10-looking-definitions

http://www.ariscommunity.com/users/thomasaschmidt/2010-06-15-aris-installation-first-steps

Hope that helps?

Bye,

Frank

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by Oscar Riquelme
Posted on Wed, 11/10/2010 - 17:51

 

then, Frank, using Aris Business Designer, I can export a file with a landscape process from the level 3, up level 0, is that right? That version, i must pay for use it? Thanks 4all
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