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Organization of the SIMPROCESS Documentation Set

Getting Started

User's Manual

Metadata Manual

CHAPTER 1 Business Process Modeling With SIMPROCESS

What is Process Mapping? Why Map Business Processes?

What is Process Simulation?

What is Activity Based Costing?

What is SIMPROCESS?

What Makes SIMPROCESS Unique?

Hierarchical, Event-driven Simulation

Activity-based Costing

Methodology Independent Process Modeling

Activity-based Modeling

Reusable Templates

Advanced Modeling Constructs

Powerful Resource Modeling Constructs

Comprehensive Statistical Analysis

Multi-platform Support

Benefits of SIMPROCESS

Radical Productivity Improvement

Dramatically Short Learning Curve

Significantly Reduced Cost of Ownership

Benefits of ABC with SIMPROCESS

Focus on Cost Drivers

Strategic Pricing

Evaluation of Capital Investments

SIMPROCESS Editions

SIMPROCESS Modeling Constructs and Terminology

Basic Modeling Constructs

Processes and Activities

Resources

Entities

Connectors

Pads

Activity Modeling Constructs

Generate

Dispose

Delay

Assemble

Branch

Merge

Batch

Unbatch

Split

Join

Transform

Transfer

Clone

Gate

Assign

Synchronize

Replenish Resource

Get Resource

Free Resource

Advanced Modeling Functions

User Defined Attributes

Built-in Attributes

User-defined Expressions

Built-in Programming Environment

Built-in & User-defined Distributions

Reusable Modeling Templates

Event Logs

Experiment Manager

How Does SIMPROCESS Work?

Step #1. Create The Process Model

Step #2. Simulate The Process

Step #3 - Analyze the Results

Step #4. Evaluate "Alternatives"

SIMPROCESS Applications

An Order Fulfillment Application

A Licensing Process Application

An Engineering Change Order Application

CHAPTER 2 Installation

Hardware and Software Requirements

Installing SIMPROCESS

SIMPROCESS Directory Structure

SPSYSTEM

models

SPUser

endorsed

jre

ext

dashboardserver

metamodel

dispatcher

timeserver

Starting SIMPROCESS

To start SIMPROCESS and test the installation:

Connecting Database to SIMPROCESS

Previous SIMPROCESS Databases

Installing SIMPROCESS on Local Area Networks

Getting Technical Support

CHAPTER 3 Building Your First Model With SIMPROCESS

Model Description and Objectives

Creating the Process Model

Mapping the Process

Defining the Activities and Workflow

Defining the Resources and Their Usage

Simulating the Process

Defining the Statistics Collection

Defining the Run Settings

Running the Simulation

Analyze the Performance Measures

Displaying the Standard Report

CHAPTER 4 Evaluating Alternatives With SIMPROCESS

The To-Be Process Description and Tutorial Objectives

Create the To-Be Alternative

Defining the New Customer Representative Resource

Creating the To-Be Alternative Process

Simulate and Analyze the To-Be Process

Analyze the Results of the To-Be Process

Compare Performance Measures from As-Is with To-Be

CHAPTER 5 Demonstration and Reference Models

Call Center Model

(model name: CallCenter.spm)

Cashier Process Model

(model name: Cashier.spm)

Configuration Management Model

(model name: CnfgMgmt.spm)

Credit Issuance Process Model

(model name: Credit.spm)

As-Is Alternative

To-Be Alternative

New Accounts Model

(model name: NewAccount.spm)

Supply Chain Model

(model name: Supply.spm)

Customers

Suppliers

Factories

Purchasing Process Model

(model name: Purchasing.spm)

Alternative 1 - Functional, Centralized Purchasing

Alternative 2 - Product based, Decentralized Purchasing

Alternative 3 - Hybrid Purchasing

Help Desk Model

(model name: HelpDesk.spm)

CSRhelp

CSRpage

CSR

Alternative 1

Alternative 2

Assemble Reference Model

(model name: Assemble.spm)

Batch/Unbatch Reference Model

(model name: Batch.spm)

Split/Join Reference Model

(model name: SplitJoin.spm)

Advanced Resource Downtime Reference Model

(model name: Sample Downtime.spm)

Entity Preemption Reference Model

(model name: Preempt.spm)

Custom Plot Reference Model

(model name: Customer Service.spm)

Remote Plot Reference Model

(model name: Remote Plot.spm)

Inventory Model

(model name: Inventory.spm)

Network Model

(model name: Network.spm)

Human Resources Model

(model name: Human Resources.spm)

Justice System Model

(model name: Justice System.spm)

Remote Application Call Model

(model name: RemoteCall.spm)

External Schedule Model

(model name: Remote.spm)

Emergency Room Model

(model name: EmergencyRoom.spm)

Get Resource Reference Model

(model name: H2O.spm)

Airport Staffing Model

(model name: Airport.spm)



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