Education and Training
We designed our special-topic training workshops to help you make the most of Savvion software. We offer these workshops in Santa Clara, California, Mumbai, India or at your site. Some workshops are also available by webinar.
View our online course schedule below, or download our Training Catalog for more detailed information.
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Savvion Certification
The practical expertise gained through the certification process provides Savvion Certified Professionals with the kind of know-how that gets recognized—on the job, among peers and by clients.
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Upcoming Courses
Process Modeling Webinar
Mar 20-21, 2008
Fundamentals of Business Process Management
Aug 18-19, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Oct 13-14, 2008 (Mumbai, India)
Nov 17-18, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Fundamentals of Business Process Automation
Aug 18-22, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Oct 13-17, 2008 (Mumbai, India)
Nov 17-21, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Advanced Business Process Automation
Aug 25-28, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Oct 20-23, 2008 (Mumbai, India)
Dec 1-4, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Savvion BusinessManager Administration
Sept 2-4, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Nov 3-5, 2008 (Mumbai, India)
Dec 15-17, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
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Savvion Process Modeling Webinar
WORKSHOP# SBMWS102
Dates
March 20-21, 2008
Duration
1-day webinar workshop (delivered as 2 half-days)
This webinar will teach you how to create process models with Savvion’s modeler tool. This covers in a webinar delivery, the first half of SBMWS201. For Program Managers and Project Managers who work with IT development we recommend the SBMWS201 or SBMWS301.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is recommended for anyone who deals with business processes from the Business Analyst perspective. This will benefit:
- Business Performance Owners
- Business Analysts
- Line of Business Managers
- Anyone who needs to create a process model
Workshop Prerequisites
Performance Objectives
By the end of this webinar, you will be able to:
- Identify the different components that make up Savvion BusinessManager and their individual functions
- Define the different Business Process Management Notation (BPMN) elements
- Develop a Process Template using the Savvion Process Modeler. The deployment on the BPM Studio will be only shown on the Instructor’s machine.
- Identify the different types of Performers used in the Savvion Process Modeler.
- Define Process Flow using the Savvion Process Modeler.
- Define the data flow of your process using the Savvion Process Modeler.
- Develop documentation for Process Templates using the Process Summary Report
- Define the user interface for process templates
- Define simulation parameters for Process Templates
- Simulate a business process against multiple scenarios, other processes and run-time data
- Identify the functions of the Process Asset Manager
- Store and retrieve process templates from the Process Model Repository
- Discuss the best practices for Process Modeling
Workshop Contents
- Developing Process Templates
- Identifying BPMN elements
- Defining process flow using BPMN elements
- Identifying Performers
- Human Performers
- Adapters
- Subprocesses
- Using Swim Lanes to graphically represent performers
- Documentation
- Generating the Process Summary Report
- Simulating Processes
- Defining Scenarios
- Defining Resources
- Defining Simulation Parameters
- Running simulations
- Running simulations against run-time data
- Generating the Simulation Results Report
- User Interface
- Defining the user interface through the Form Editor
- Process Asset Manager
- Storing and retrieving process templates from the Process Model Repository
- Use the Process Model Repository Browser to store, locate and track changes in models
- Publishing models to the web and viewing them through the BPM Portal
- Business Process Applications
- Deploying Savvion applications using BPM Studio
- Running Savvion applications
- Task lists
- Best Practices
- For modeling
- For requirements gathering
Fundamentals of Business Process Management
WORKSHOP# SBMWS201
Dates
Aug 18-19, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Oct 13-14, 2008 (Mumbai, India)
Nov 17-18, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Duration
2-Day Workshop
This 2-day workshop enables you to learn Business Process Management fundamentals, process modeling, documentation, simulation and collaboration.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is recommended for Business Performance Owners and anyone who interfaces with this function. The workshop contents are equivalent to the first two days of Fundamentals of Business Process Automation. The focus of the workshop is Process Modeler, Process Asset Manager, and integration with the Studio environment. This workshop will benefit:
- Business Analysts
- Business Managers
- Policy or Functional Analysts
- Program Managers
Workshop Prerequisites
Performance Objectives
By the end of this 2-day workshop, you will be able to:
- Identify the different components that make up Savvion BusinessManager and their individual functions
- Define the different Business Process Management Notation (BPMN) elements
- Develop a Process Template using the Savvion Process Modeler and BPM Studio
- Identify the different types of Performers used in the Savvion Process Modeler / BPM Studio
- Define Process Flow using the Savvion Process Modeler / BPM Studio
- Define the data flow of your process using the Savvion Process Modeler / BPM Studio
- Develop documentation for Process Templates using the Process Summary Report
- Define simulation parameters for Process Templates
- Simulate a business process against multiple scenarios, other processes and run-time data
- Identify the functions of the Process Asset Manager
- Store and retrieve process templates from the Process Model Repository
- Define the user interface for process templates
Workshop Contents
- Developing Process Templates
- Identifying BPMN elements
- Defining process flow using BPMN elements
- Identifying Performers
- Human Performers
- Adapters
- Subprocesses
- Using Swim Lanes to graphically represent performers
- Documentation
- Generating the Process Summary Report
- Simulating Processes
- Defining Scenarios
- Defining Resources
- Defining Simulation Parameters
- Running simulations
- Running simulations against run-time data
- Generating the Simulation Results Report
- User Interface
- Defining the user interface through the Form Editor
- Using custom style sheets
- Using iFrames
- Process Asset Manager
- Storing and retrieving process templates from the Process Model Repository
- Use the Process Model Repository Browser to store, locate and track changes in models
- Publishing models to the web and viewing them through the BPM Portal
- Business Process Applications
- Deploying Savvion applications using BPM Studio
- Running Savvion applications
- Task lists
- End-user Portal
- Application list
- Task list and filters
- Process status viewer
- Alerts
- Best Practices
- For modeling
- For requirements gathering

Fundamentals of Business Process Automation
WORKSHOP# SBMWS301
Dates
Aug 18-22, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Oct 13-17, 2008 (Mumbai, India)
Nov 17-21, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Duration
5-Day Workshop
A workshop designed for IT Specialists to help you develop applications using BPM Studio, the Savvion BusinessManager process development tool. The first two days of this workshop are identical to Fundamentals of Business Process Management.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is geared towards process solution developers, technical project managers, and consultants who want to understand how to write applications with Savvion’s development tools. Underlying technologies including J2EE, Java, JSP, JDBC, XML and Web Services will be discussed within the context of the Savvion BusinessManager architecture.
Workshop Prerequisites
Performance Objectives
By the end of this 5-day workshop, you will be able to:
- Meet all performance objectives from Business Process Management
- Develop and deploy applications using the BPM Studio
- Launch applications using the BPM Portal
- Perform management functions on the BPM Portal
- Perform Administrative functions on the BPM Portal
- Define and use Managed Adapters
- Develop Web applications using BPM Studio
- Integrate web applications into Savvion BusinessManager
- Use the Rule Wizard
- Define and use Web Services adapters
- Utilize Savvion BusinessManager audit trail feature
Workshop Contents
- Defining data and information flow
- Creating user-defined dataslots
- Defining Process Properties
- Mapping dataslots into adapters
- Performer Management
- Scripting
- Error handling
- Exception handling
- Adapters and Integration
- Using Managed and Unmanaged Adapters
- User Interface
- Defining the user interface through the Form Editor
- Using custom style sheets
- Defining Web applications
- Web application integration
- Rules
- Developing Rules and Performance Measurements
- Understanding Savvion BusinessManager audit trail
- BPM Portal
- Understanding BPM Portal features
- Instance Management

Advanced Business Process Automation
WORKSHOP# SBMWS401
Dates
Aug 25-28, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Oct 20-23, 2008 (Mumbai, India)
Dec 1-4, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Duration
4-Day Workshop
This interactive 4-day workshop will take you through external system integration and the development of adapters, reusable components, dynamic processes, and business rules. You will also learn to identify the correct process solution architecture for your specific environment.
This is the second required workshop for Savvion certification.
Attendees use BPM Studio, the Savvion BusinessManager process customization IDE, to develop applications for automating business processes. We will discuss common practices used when developing new Adapters. The workshop includes lectures and hands-on exercises.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is geared towards process developers and consultants who want to take their Savvion expertise and BusinessManager process development skills to the advanced level. Underlying technologies including J2EE, Java, JSP, JDBC, XML and Web Services will be discussed within the context of Savvion BusinessManager architecture.
Workshop Prerequisites
- Fundamentals of Business Process Automation (SBMWS301)
Performance Objectives
By the end of this 4-day workshop, you will be able to:
- Develop Adapters using the BusinessManager Adapter Development Framework
- Develop reusable adapters and applications
- Integrate routing and entitlement logic into applications
- Develop Dynamic sub-processes
- Develop Rules
- Develop reports based on BizStore database
Workshop Contents
- Adapters
- Developing Integration Points (Adapters)
- Developing reusable Adapters
- Developing Adaplets
- Rules
- Developing rules, Infopads, and wizards
- Dynamic sub-processes
- Developing Indexed sub-processes
- Developing Programmatic Dynamic sub-processes
- Application Design Guidelines
- Identifying Functional Requirements
- Identifying Non-functional Requirements
- Integrating Routing and Entitlement logic to workflow applications
- Develop collaborative tasks
- Reporting
- Using integrated reporting tools to get custom reports from BusinessManager
- Develop and integrate adaplets into forms
- Debug process applications using the process debugger

Savvion BusinessManager Administration
WORKSHOP# SBMWS402
Dates
Sep 2-4, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Nov 3-5, 2008 (Mumbai, India)
Dec 15-17, 2008 (Santa Clara, CA)
Duration
3-Day Workshop
In this 3-day workshop, you will learn about the operations, administration and management of Savvion BusinessManager.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is geared towards users who want to administer Savvion BusinessManager. Attention is given to installation, deployment and configuration issues, trouble-shooting, architecture, understanding log files, as well as providing common services such as task filters and business calendar definition for all Savvion BusinessManager users.
Workshop Prerequisites
Performance Objectives
By the end of this participative 3-day workshop, you will be able to:
- Understand the complexities involved in the Installation of different Savvion components
- Cluster the Savvion BusinessManager with the respective Application Servers
- Administer the Applications via the Admin Portal
- Utilize the administrator console to test and deploy applications
- Migrate process instances from one version to another
- Define common practices utilized for administering Savvion BusinessManager
- Understand the Savvion BusinessManager Configuration and Properties file
- Use the Process Engine and Business Rules Administration Console
- Customize the Portal
- Achieve Performance Tuning
Workshop Contents
- Savvion BusinessManager Installation
- Savvion Components
- Installing Savvion BusinessManager
- Clustering with Savvion BusinessManager
- Clustering Savvion BusinessManager Servers
- BPM Portal in a Clustered Environment
- Installing and Maintaining Applications in a Clustered Environment
- Savvion Administration Portal
- User Management
- Applications
- Instance Migration
- Migration Map
- Migrating multiple instances
- Configuration and Properties Files
- Event Architecture
- Process Engine Administrator’s Command line console
- Command line Utilities
- User Management
- Event Publisher
- Business Rule Command-line Console
- Customizing BPM Portal
- Performance Tuning

Release Updates
WORKSHOP# SBMWS501
Duration
2-Day Workshop
Learn about the new features on the latest version of Savvion BusinessManager.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is recommended for analysts and process solution development specialists who have worked with an older version of Savvion BusinessManager and need to learn the new features of the latest version. This workshop will benefit:
- Systems Analysts
- Process Solution Developers
- Business Analysts
- Line-of-business Managers
- Consultants
Workshop Prerequisites
- Fundamentals of Business Process Management (SBMWS201)
Performance Objectives
By the end of this 2-day workshop, you will be able to:
- Use the new features of the latest version of Savvion BusinessManager
- Understand the differences between the old and the new version of Savvion BusinessManager
- Migrate existing business process solutions to the latest version of Savvion BusinessManager
Workshop Contents
- Savvion BusinessManager Enhancements
- Migrating existing business process solutions to the latest version of Savvion BusinessManager

Certification Programs

Distinguish yourself from the rest. Savvion Certified Professionals stand apart because they have demonstrated expertise in building process solutions using Savvion BusinessManager. The practical expertise gained through the certification process provides Savvion Certified Professionals with the kind of know-how that gets recognized‚ on the job, among peers and by clients.
The Savvion BusinessManager Process Solution Developer certification will advance your career by ensuring you have the necessary skills to successfully design and develop leading-edge enterprise process solutions using the Savvion BusinessManager. You will learn how to design and continuously improve business processes and develop associated solutions while leveraging your other enterprise systems. The requirements include completion of standard Savvion workshops (Fundamentals of Business Process Automation and Advanced Business Process Automation), development of a project, and a written exam.
Certification Requirements
| Workshop/Product No |
Requirement Description |
Duration |
| SBMWS301 |
Fundamentals of Business Process Automation |
5 days |
| SBMWS401 |
Advanced Business Process Automation |
3 days |
| SBMCRT100 |
Certification Project |
1 day |
| SBMCRT101 |
Certification Exam |
~90 Minutes |
The Benefits of Savvion Certification
The Savvion Certified Professional enjoys specific advantages, including:
- Industry recognition of your knowledge and proficiency
- Inclusion in the Savvion Certified Professionals directory
- Invitations to conferences, training workshops and special events
Partner Certification Program
Customers demand high quality in their Savvion products and services. This requires that both Savvion and our partners achieve deployment excellence. We designed the Savvion Partner Certification program to ensure that we always meet this standard.
Savvion Certified Partners receive preferred access to Savvion implementation opportunities, receive an exclusive value mark identifying them as a certified Savvion Partner and are promoted via our website and other communications with our customers and prospects.
The goal of the program is to provide a means for partners to prove their knowledge gained through training and experience and be recognized as a valued and fully qualified member of the Savvion team.

Payment
We must receive payment no later than the course start date. Payment can be made by credit card, check, Statement of Work (SOW), or P.O.
Purchase Training Credits
| Number of Credits |
Discount |
Unit Price |
Total Purchase |
| 50 |
5% |
$475 |
$23,750 |
| 75 |
10% |
$450 |
$33,750 |
| 150 |
15% |
$425 |
$63,750 |
| 225 |
20% |
$400 |
$90,000 |
Credits purchased in bulk expire one year after purchase date.
Questions?
For more information, contact Savvion's training coordinator.
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